From: Onno P. <onn...@gm...> - 2006-04-03 15:35:18
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Dear Richard, The question is if RAP SPARQL can do it. I suppose the answer is no. I think we should not talk about *any* RDF+SPARQL tool. PHP is highly popular and every webhost offers it (albeit not PHP5). I think we should do an effort to make RAP the best. I believe ontology browsers are the future; they must be able to 'surf' triple stores. Onno Paap On 4/3/06, Richard Cyganiak <ri...@cy...> wrote: > > Hi Onno, > > On 3 Apr 2006, at 13:59, Onno Paap wrote: > > I would like to combine different ontology's resident in triple > > stores on different servers. Eventually, thousands of them. > > I am not certain but I suppose the SPARQL syntax provides for that. > Well ... SPARQL has syntax for querying multiple *graphs*. A graph > can be anything with a URI. > > The question is, what kind of URIs can you use in the FROM clause? > That depends totally on the triple store/toolkit you're using. > > In most SPARQL stores, you can put URIs of RDF files in the FROM > clause. This means you can query multiple RDF *files* that reside on > different servers. > > What you want to do is query multiple *endpoints*. I don't know of > *any* tool that can do this yet, but it would certainly be very > useful and cool. So if you build it, be sure to tell us about it! > > Richard > > |