XML fromn RDF wizard in TBCME (tutorial anywhere?)

[Jack Hodges]

I have created an OWL/RDFS model and populated it with some data (manually). I want to export this data to XML so that I can test an ingest SPARQL MOTION script. There is a TBCME export wizard called XML from RDF which asks for an output file and an instance, and it tries to work but produces empty files. Clearly I am not using it properly. Is there one of Holger's videos that shows how to make this work, or a tutorial? I've been wandering the site and the forum looking and I don't really want to write a SPARQL MOTION script to do it if there is already an export utility that does it. Thanks for pointers.

Jack

[Holger Knublauch]

Hi Jack,

there are many ways of mapping RDF to XML. What output would you like to produce? Do you mean RDF/XML, XML based on our Semantic XML technology or some arbitrary XML?

One new technique to produce arbitrary XML is Active Data Shapes (ADS), see the last example in

    http://datashapes.org/active/tutorial.html#getting-started

which produces HTML yet the same approach works for XML.

Holger

On 2021-05-19 3:04 am, Jack Hodges wrote:

I have created an OWL/RDFS model and populated it with some data (manually). I want to export this data to XML so that I can test an ingest SPARQL MOTION script. There is a TBCME export wizard called XML from RDF which asks for an output file and an instance, and it tries to work but produces empty files. Clearly I am not using it properly. Is there one of Holger's videos that shows how to make this work, or a tutorial? I've been wandering the site and the forum looking and I don't really want to write a SPARQL MOTION script to do it if there is already an export utility that does it. Thanks for pointers.

Jack

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[Jack Hodges]

I'll take a look, thanks. In the meantime I went to another approach (convoluted but it worked), where I took a sample XML, backed out an XSD, imported the XSD into TBC, created the OWL file, and proceeded on to the real task of building a SPINMap to my ontology (another problem reported elsewhere). But I will look over this solution as it would have been the preferred approach. Thanks.

Jack