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From: Daniel L. <dan...@gm...> - 2007-10-08 14:18:38
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Hi all on the list (inc Richard), I am getting things going now, and my deadlin for beta-release is getting ever closer. But I am getting an error, which I understand from previous emails on the list is quite a common one: Warning: RDFAPI error (class: parser): only one element allowed inside a property element. in /...../rdfapi-php/api/syntax/RdfParser.php on line 1045 This is only happening on some RDF files, but I checked those RDF files against the W3Cs RDF Validation Service and they are valid. So I thought that it might be the RAP library, but its only happening on some files? So is the RAP library up to speed with the latest RDF specification? I could be going completely down the wrong path, I'll search for the error again on the web, but if anyone has any quick solutions then it would be of great help. (by the way, this is for a free-to-use service... which I am going to write an academic article for) Many thanks, Daniel Lewis On 05/10/2007, Richard Cyganiak <ri...@cy...> wrote: > Daniel, > > On 5 Oct 2007, at 11:44, Daniel Lewis wrote: > > I'm new to the PHP RDF API (but I have been in the Semantic Web / RDF > > area for a couple of years), could someone give me a quick description > > of the development which is currently happening to the API. I noticed > > there have been some much needed changes released a couple of months > > ago, will there be more? > > RAP development is user-driven. Improvements happen as users of the > API contribute them. Releases happen when sufficient fixes or > interesting new stuff has accumulated. Thus there is no schedule for > future releases, or list of expected new features. > > > I have started to use the API for a project of mine which is due to be > > released on the web within a week or two, and of course I would let > > you know when that happens and what it does when it is released. > > Looking forward to hear more about this. > > Richard |