Thanks so much David, for your answer.
If that is the only one solution you have for now , I will try it out.
Best R.
Luis Ramos
El mar, 8 oct 2024 a las 14:22, David Price ()
escribió:
> The TTL file that you link is full of rdfs:Class statements, so in fact
> the Protege view of those cla
This question concerns the dash:Constructor class assigned to the
skos:Concept class.
Let's say I wanted to modify the + or 'New' button behaviour when adding
concepts to an existing ConceptScheme. How would I be able to reference an
existing conceptscheme so I can properly add the skos:topConc
Hi Luis,
after you have imported that graph, try Transform > Convert OWL Axioms to SHACL
Constraints (keeping the OWL axioms). This should assert the missing
rdfs:subClassOf triples. Classes without any named superclass cannot be
navigated to in the class hierarchy, even if they do exist in gen
Could you export the ontology for me so that I can see which actual triples are
in there?
I had prior to my email just downloaded the DC Terms TTL and used RDF File
import to add its triples to an empty Ontology.
Holger
> On 8 Oct 2024, at 2:15 PM, 'Luis Enrique Ramos García' via TopBraid Su
The TTL file that you link is full of rdfs:Class statements, so in fact the
Protege view of those classes is actually “wrong” because they are not
owl:Class. Protege must be pretending they are OWL for you or perhaps have some
internal processing of well-known ontologies.
In these cases in EDG,
Thanks. I did import that file and re-run the transform and I can see the
classes just fine.
I guess you may be on an older version that did not handle rdfs:Classes in the
same way that newer versions do?
Holger
> On 8 Oct 2024, at 2:21 PM, 'Luis Enrique Ramos García' via TopBraid Suite
> Us
In any case, if you just want to see these classes, use the Local Assets panel,
or the Class List panel with the "also show rdfs:Classes" option activated.
Holger
> On 8 Oct 2024, at 2:21 PM, 'Luis Enrique Ramos García' via TopBraid Suite
> Users wrote:
>
> Sure!
>
>
> attached are the tll
The current version I am working on is: Version: 7.8.1 (20240214-1729).
I tried importing again the current output, and transforming it, but it
does not work as expected.
With the local assets tab, at least I can visualize the elements of the
file.
Luis
El mar, 8 oct 2024 a las 14:27, Holger
Hi Carl,
Thanks for your answer, and sorry for my late reply.
i followed the procedure you indicated: " You could also create an actual
Ontology asset collection for it in EDG and then import the TTL into this,"
more precisely, this file:
https://www.dublincore.org/specifications/dublin-core
Hi Holger,
Thanks so much for your quick answer.
Unfortunately, I just tried that:
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In the list only appears an (company internal) ontology listed, thus I did
not select it.
but I clicked the "Convert, keeping OWL axioms" button anyway.
However, the result is th
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