application/rdf+xml

implementing a moat server

This night I installed a moat server to serve up the tags I use to tag in my RDF files, like first rough scratch. You will find it at tags.b4mad.net

A moat server is a piece of software accessible via HTTP and delivery HTML, RDF/XML or JSON representations of the meaning of a tag. moat server by Alexandre Passant drives my installation. It leverages PHP, MySQL and ARC2 do to its job. One feature I do miss is something like a scutter to gather data I may have published earlier.

Update xmlgrddl could be a good thing to extract tags from every post… need to have a look

Posted at 22° 30' on 2008-03-05 | 2 comments | Filed Under: B4mad, semantic web, technology, webservices | read on
application/rdf+xml

Sparqling a nodelist List

ok, this is rather trivial but good as a reminder for myself. Having the list of XMPP Publish-Subscribe Nodes noted down as in my scratch file figuring out what nodes I use is pretty easy with SPARQL:

just do a

SELECT ?node ?maker_name
FORM <http://b4mad.net/RDF/goern/nodelist.rdf>
WHERE {
 ?node <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#type> <http://jabber.org/protocol/pubsub#node> .
 ?node <http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/maker> ?maker .
 ?maker <http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/name> ?maker_name
}

and receive a list of xmpp-URIs and their maker/owner. Try this at my new ARC2 based sparql endpoint or via GET

Posted at 18° 08' on 2008-02-26 | no comments; | Filed Under: jabber/XMPP, projects, semantic web | read on