[MOBY-dev] ServiceProvider URL and Logo

[mark wilkinson]

We should probably do the following:

1: create our own ontology that imports/extends the myGrid ontology

2: decide, by list discussion, which predicates the project will support and which predicates are too location-specific (I don't see a need for RFC at this point)

3: add these to our ontology and advise myGrid that the predicate exists.

4: if myGrid eventually decides the predicate is useful they will add it and we can switch the namespace declaration in our RDF (or use owl:sameAs or whatever)


How does that sound?

M


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-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Gordon <gordonp at ucalgary.ca>
Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2007 09:20:29 
To:Core developer announcements <moby-dev at lists.open-bio.org>
Subject: Re: [MOBY-dev] ServiceProvider URL and Logo

We should be able to add extra tags, and myGRID should ignore them, no?  
Is there a myGRID schema published?  If so, we'd have to extend it and 
reference it properly...
> Hi,
>
> Maybe I confuse things, but don't we have to stay consistent with
> the mygrid folks wrt the RDF predicates?
>
> Best,
> dirk
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>> An RFC?  Or is too heavyweight?
>>     
>>>> Are there any complaints about that or can we (or mhm... anyone) start to
>>>> implement that (or put it on the todo) ?
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>> The only "implementation" needed (except in the smart clients) is to define
>>> a new predicate (or few predicates). That's why I had asked:
>>>
>>> What is our mechanism of adding new predicates
>>>   
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Martin
>>>
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