From: Frank van Harmelen (Frank.van.Harmelen@cs.vu.nl)
Date: 12/27/00
Frank wrote: > > An expression like > > > > <restrictedBy> > > <Restriction> > > <onProperty rdf:resource="#father"/> > > <cardinality>1</cardinality> > > </Restriction> > > </restrictedBy> > > > > will display as "1" in a browser, which is unfortunate. Can this be avoided? Ian answered: > Good point. There are many abbreviated forms of RDF, some of which seem > to do the trick. How about: > > [...] > > <restrictedBy> > <Restriction > onProperty rdf:resource="#father" > cardinality="1"/> > </restrictedBy> I like this one a lot, because (a) it avoids exposed content, (b) it moves things together inside one XML tag which are always ocurring together as a single DAM+OIL expression. Q1: Can someone confirm that this is legal RDF (I found at least one parser that didn't like it..), Q2: can anyone let me know when they object that I change all of our running example to this style? Frank. ----
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