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20151019 FIBO-FBC FCT
Not yet made progress in incorporating Gareth and Tracy's comments. Receive no comments since we published the RFC. If there were any comments, we should get them on the EDM Council wiki so we can work them off. That was the main homework until today. So assume everyone loves the spec as is! Gareth has a comment pending, which needs to be revised in light of the most recent version. some of his comments may have been addressed but not all will have been. Also some of Gareth's questions will be in JIRA issues that we have not got to. Gareth to please add a comment to the JIRA issue to confirm it is still outstanding, or to move things along. Gareth wanted to be sure the time was right to raise these, and will walk through some with Elisa to vet that these are sensible issues. Can then discuss these with Elisa, possibly helped by Shaun Rolls and Fabien.
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AoB? Also the access file for the SM entry doesn't look right to Pete or to Elisa. How did it fail? Did it fail to get back the RDF file? No, it got some error. It works after all, but intermittently. So whatever Elisa just did, MD is still the one that people are going to have trouble doing. Need to go to File / open from URL. Still intermittent, may relate to how often you restart Protégé. Q: What is the right namespace for SKOS? This is SKOS/core with no whatsit at the end of it. Imports SKOS:core and reference dc properly without extra help or interaction. So once you load SM you get everything we extended from Dublin Core. May be some tweaking to do now that this works. Note that SKOS comes back as text/html when you make a request to it. Maybe Protege doesn't use the MIME type. Other tools will definitely use the MIME type which is why we need to support that. What came back from SKOS when Pete just tested it, was an HTML page, which might be the actual spec or something. Pete tests this by changing the header on the request (whatever that means), to see what happens this time. Changes the requires to RF/XML he gets the RDF back. So you need to do that; by default if you don't do that, it gives you an HTML document back. Which is curiously similar to what Dave Frankel was asking for with FIBO at the Monthly update Call.
Action items
- Elisa Kendall Discuss jurisdiction exemplar strategy on FLT.
- FIBO Process Team to resolve content negotiation issues.