Okay, I'll try that and I'll come back if I still have any
questions.
Actually I am trying to scrap a site at our university, that
displays all theses that were written in the past.
->
http://www.inf.fh-reutlingen.de/forschung/projekte.php
Because the list gets pretty huge, I think a scraper for this
page is a good example to illustrate what piggy bank can do
for you...
David Huynh wrote:
>
>
> No, you can still use Solvent. Let's say that you have an ontology for
> reviewing books and it defines a class <http://foo.com/myOntology#Book>
> and a property <http://foo.com/myOntology#review-text>. Then you can
> just modify the Javascript code generated by Solvent and include
> statements such as these:
>
> var prefixMyOntology = "http://foo.com/myOntology#";
> ...
> model.addStatement(
> itemURI,
> prefixRDF + "type",
> prefixMyOntology + "Book",
> false
> );
> ...
> model.addStatement(
> itemURI,
> prefixMyOntology + "review-text",
> reviewTextScrapedFromWebPage,
> true
> );
>
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Received on Mon Jan 09 2006 - 14:50:05 EST