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Subject: Re: [odata] Re: Request for Discussion on relation bewteen OData and W3C's R2*
Hi Giovanni, this is an important area for me; however, I also think this requires either careful thought or a mini-presentation / white board scrum at say a F2F for agreement or consensus. I believe I understand the concepts, metaphors, and analogies; and would like an Occam's razor for implementation; but note the emphasis of communication, server, client, and mobile device in the intention of the different conventions and/or standards as written. Another approach would be to schedule this as it's own topic; however, then I think it has to be delayed until overall progress is demonstrated. John Willson On Tue, 21 Aug 2012 23:31:44 +0200, Giovanni Bartolomeo <giovanni.bartolomeo@uniroma2.it> wrote: Dear Stefan,
option B) is ok with me. Best Regards, Giovanni Def. Quota Stefan Drees <stefan@drees.name>: > Dear Giovanni, > > based on the result from discussion during meeting#3 of OData TC > (below under details the snippet from the minutes) and the > fact that there was no subsequent discussion in this regard on the > mailing list > I hereby - as a co-member of the tc - kindly suggest, that we do not > discuss this in the current state during meeting#4 and I further > propose, that you either > > A) file a JIRA-Issue against the CSDL component (I guess) > or maybe OData (in general?) to foster further discussion > > or > B) that we let the issue ripen further before we discuss it again > upon request by a member > > What do you think? > > @All: What do the other members think? > > This topic is at least alive. There has been a fresh blog entry > advertising from the Semantic Web Group at W3C: (Call for Review: > 'R2RML: RDB to RDF Mapping Language' and 'A Direct Mapping of > Relational Data to RDF' Proposed Recommendations > Published)[http://www.w3.org/News/2012#entry-9535] (from 2012-AUG-14) > > Additional Idea: > Maybe feedback from OData TC members in direction to the > W3C-Initiative would be helpful? I understood, that OData's > storage-agnostic "Orchestration"-Approach makes it a potential > superset of storage-dependant interfaces. > > > > Details from notes of meeting#3: > > Discussion: > > Giovanni >> I think that both the OData TC and W3C RDB2RDF are trying to >> address the same issue. RDB2RDF is an attempt to raise the level of >> abstraction from relational data to RDF (a model based on graphs), >> similarly OData does but using an entity relationship model. What >> they have in common is that they use HTTP and URI refs to access >> information and put it on the Web, the former using a RDF model and >> the latter using an ER model. > > Pablo comments on Giovanni's question: >> Most applications of OData at the moment do not build their service >> interface directly on top of a database, but mostly onto some >> additional (federating) business logic like catalogs. He recommends >> to understand OData **not** as exposing databases, but exposing a >> more abstract business logic. > > Mike >> He sees it mostly like Pablo, and adds that 1. the vocabulary used >> is well separated from concrete storage models. So we expose a >> model, not a database. 2. ODatas data model is an entity >> relationship model. It is an abstract model, well separated from >> the more physical aspects of the realization of the server side >> storag. Might be a relational store, a web server, a triplet store >> and so on. > > Ashok Malhotra (Oracle) >> The W3C Proposed Recommendations are at: [R2RML: RDB to RDF Mapping >> Language](http://www.w3.org/TR/2012/PR-r2rml-20120814/) and [A >> Direct Mapping of Relational Data to >> RDF](http://www.w3.org/TR/2012/PR-rdb-direct-mapping-20120814/) > > Giovanni >> States that his personal view is that app developers would benefit >> from having a uniform way to access this information and the way >> the URI is built is an important aspect of the matter. > > Chair calls in since allocated time is over. Suggests to continue > and perhaps talk in next meeting again on this issue raised by > Giovanni. > > > All the best, > Stefan. > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- Invito da parte dell'Ateneo: Il tuo futuro e quello della Ricerca Scientifica hanno bisogno del tuo aiuto. Dona il 5 x mille all'Universita' di Roma Tor Vergata codice fiscale: 80213750583 http://5x1000.uniroma2.it --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: odata-unsubscribe@lists.oasis-open.org For additional commands, e-mail: odata-help@lists.oasis-open.org
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