From: Rob V. <rv...@do...> - 2012-04-03 16:09:19
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Hi Anji If the OWL file is encoded as RDF/XML (which tends to be the usual) then dotNetRDF can read it and represent it as triples. Otherwise dotNetRDF has no special OWL support so it doesn't understand axioms, do reasoning etc but if you can work with your OWL purely at the triple level then you can use dotNetRDF for this Regards, Rob Vesse On 4/2/12 9:52 PM, anji reddy wrote: > Thanks for reply Rob, Now, I fixed the error.... One more > question i have to ask u regarding my project... > in that i developed an ontology in .OWL format.... i want to query the > file by using SPARQL for getting > related terms of the domain ontology in C# .NET.... can i use > dotNetRDF for OWL format files?? i heard that > dotNetRDF supports only RDF file formats, But OWL builds on top of > RDF.... is there any mapping > between them or any synchronization mechanisms exists.... Pls help me > regarding this issue.... |