Hey Joshua, In attempting to build out the the sparql code base I am a bit confused as to what is supposed to be where, and how it's supposed to get there. In...
... If you have suggestions for any notes I should put in the sparql directory, let me know and I'll add a file. -- - Josh Tauberer http://razor.occams.info ...
... There are API docs of course, but.... ... Properly programmed, there aren't security issues. So long as everything is properly escaped, it's fine. ... The...
Hi Josh, Perhaps you could use System.EnterpriseServices (although I'm unsure what support there is for that in Mono). Mov, Why would faux-relational interface...
... None, afair. ... I've spent a considerable amount of time tinkering with that, and it's no easy thing. ... Reasoning engines are already pluggable....
Hi Joshua, Sorry, I guess I just meant - 'other reasoners to plug in' :-) You also mentioned that the Euler engine doesn't scale well. I am looking for a ...
Hi all, ... I refer to a full documentation of the code; that means _every_ class, function, variable, etc. ... Well, the escaption would not be needed if it...
... Nice idea. I'm adding that right into the Makefile. -- - Josh Tauberer http://razor.occams.info "Yields falsehood when preceded by its quotation! Yields ...
... I was thinking about scaling in terms of number of triples that have to go in and out of the class to answer a query (i.e. 'tell me all resources that...
... Well, look, I'm happy to be nudged to comment more, but don't think I will ever document every variable! ... Tell me how to do stored procedures in the...
Hi Mov, Go easy on Josh - he's not being paid for any of this. It's all from the goodness of his own heart :-) I have to say that I prefer the LINQ approach to...
... Even better! Thanks, Joshua! -- /M:D M. David Peterson http://mdavid.name | http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/au/2354 | http://dev.aol.com/blog/3155...
Hi, ... Documenting the parameters and commenting some parts of the code is good enough. The documentation of every variable might really be overkill for most ...
Hi Mov, Brainstorming is good! Pseudo-code? I can do better than that! LINQ to RDF works(*) for SELECT queries using SPARQL. I am focusing on SPARQL because it...
... Nore should you need to! That's what Reflector[1] is for ;-) [1] http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/ -- /M:D M. David Peterson http://mdavid.name |...
... I can try, when I get a chance, although it's kind of hard for me to write that sort of thing because I'm too familiar with the design. But I'm with you...
... Hmmm, ok, I can't improve the docs that much... ... And so other users (including you) can feel free to submit a patch or post the docs in that format...
... That is really great. You don't get the feeling of working with RDF. Its more like working with a relational database. The code looks very familar and...
... Well, you could also argument that the code is the ultimate documentation and stands for itself. Also, you could argument that naming classes, functions,...
In addition to that, Reflector can only go so far before you hit some kind of polymorphism. At that point you would find it difficult to work out how the thing...
Mov, I like to think that with LINQ I also don't get the feeling of working with relational database either. That was my main motivating factor. It's not a ...
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 21:55:42 -0600, Andrew Matthews ... I agree 100%! -- /M:D M. David Peterson http://mdavid.name | http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/au/2354 | ...
Hi, This may be a known issue - but a search against the group history didn't return it. I encounter problems when using a default namespace in the ...
Hi, (Am I the only one that doesn't receive group messages from time to time? The only way I know the message went to the group was I had to moderate it.) ...
