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As a user, I want to be able to load different entities from different repositories or event databases, based on the concept of Federated Queries.
An initial rough idea would be to introduce a service parameter within the @OWLObjectProperty annotation. JOPA could use this information to resolve the proper service to load the requested Entites.
@OWLObjectProperty(iri = "...", service = "abc")
privateSet<Course> courses;
One central requirement for this feature is #290 - the Support for the SERVICE keyword within SOQL
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After some discussion, the proposal is as follows:
External service-based attributes will be read only
Entities containing such attribute will not be cached (because we cannot guarantee the value will not change)
Some more questions to resolve:
What would be the value of reference to the external repository - its SPARQL endpoint, or URL that can be used by the underlying OntoDriver to make a connection? If we do not use SPARQL, we restrict the external repository to the same provider as the application repository (i.e., if we use RDF4J, the external has to be RDF4J-compatible as well). I am currently leaning towards a SPARQL endpoint-based as it would give more freedom as to where we are connecting to.
Should inference be considered? If we use a SPARQL query to load the external value, we will always get inferred statements as well, if we try to use the underlying OntoDriver, it may be possible to get only explicit data.
What if the attribute value type is an entity? Do we load the entity? That would require creating an OntoDriver connection to a different repository (presuming it is compatible with the underlying driver implementation)
As a user, I want to be able to load different entities from different repositories or event databases, based on the concept of Federated Queries.
An initial rough idea would be to introduce a
service
parameter within the@OWLObjectProperty
annotation. JOPA could use this information to resolve the proper service to load the requested Entites.One central requirement for this feature is #290 - the Support for the SERVICE keyword within SOQL
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: