Re: [Rdfapi-php-interest] Status of RAP

[Richard C. <ri...@cy...>]

Daniel,

On 8 Oct 2007, at 16:18, Daniel Lewis wrote:
> 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?

Yes. There is of course the possibility that you encountered a bug.

> 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.

There's not much we can do without looking at an example that  
triggers the problem. Can you point us to a file that shows the  
problem, and the command that you used for loading the file into RAP?

Cheers,
Richard



>
> (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
>