Re: RDF resource and tree

Denis,

I'm intrigued, but I can see how it will work:

Looking at the striping:

The resource "http://localhost/bookstore/book/12178"
  has the following arcs:

  has a property of "http://localhost/bookstore/rdf/book#isbn"
   whose value is the literal "714877320"

  has a property of ""http://localhost/bookstore/rdf/book#author"
   whose value is the resource "http://localhost/bookstore/author/12178"

The resource "http://localhost/bookstore/author/12178"
  has a property of "http://localhost/bookstore/rdf/author#lastname"
   whose value is the literal "Nom famille"

Yet you want that resource's value in the <treecell> whose properties 
arc from "http://localhost/bookstore/book/12178" not 
"http://localhost/bookstore/author/12178"

In other words:

The resource "http://localhost/bookstore/book/12178"
  doesn't have an arc to "http://localhost/bookstore/rdf/author#lastname"

I think you'll need to use the full rule syntax to get the arc from the 
resource before assiging.  Checkout this template at XUL planet:

http://xulplanet.com/tutorials/xulqa/q_tmpl_predicate-iterate-triple.html

Which iterates over the parent resource to assign the child property to 
a variable.

Neil




Denis Laprise wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'd like to match the following RDF graph
> 
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
> <RDF:RDF xmlns:RDF="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#"
>          xmlns:AUTHOR="http://localhost/bookstore/rdf/author#"
>          xmlns:PUBLISHER="http://localhost/bookstore/rdf/publisher#"
>          xmlns:BOOK="http://localhost/bookstore/rdf/book#"
>          xmlns:REVIEW="http://localhost/bookstore/rdf/review#">
> 
> 
>         <RDF:Description about="http://localhost/bookstore/author/12178">
>             <AUTHOR:id>12178</AUTHOR:id>
>             <AUTHOR:firstname>Auteur #0</AUTHOR:firstname>
>             <AUTHOR:lastname>Nom famille</AUTHOR:lastname>
>         </RDF:Description>
> [...]
>         </RDF:Description>
>             <RDF:Description 
> about="http://localhost/bookstore/publisher/12178">
>             <PUBLISHER:id>12178</PUBLISHER:id>
>             <PUBLISHER:name>Publisher #0</PUBLISHER:name>
>         </RDF:Description>
> [...]
> 
> <RDF:Bag about="http://localhost/bookstore/myBookstore">                
> <RDF:li>
>          <RDF:Description about="http://localhost/bookstore/book/12178">
>             <BOOK:isbn>714877320</BOOK:isbn>
>             <BOOK:title>Livre #0</BOOK:title>
>             <BOOK:author 
> resource="http://localhost/bookstore/author/12178" />
>             <BOOK:publisher 
> resource="http://localhost/bookstore/publisher/12178" />
>         </RDF:Description>
>     </RDF:li>
> 
> [...]
> 
> </RDF:Bag>
> </RDF:RDF>
> 
> to a tree like this:
> 
> 
>      <tree id="treeBook" key="isbn" enableColumnDrag="true" flex="1" 
> sdatasources="bookstore_ext.rdf.php" 
> ref="http://localhost/bookstore/myBookstore" onAccept="handleAccept">
>         <treecols>
>           <treecol id="isbn" label="ISBN" flex="1" primary="true" />
>           <treecol id="title" label="Title" flex="2" />
>           <treecol id="author" label="Author" flex="1"  />
>           <treecol id="publisher" label="Publisher" flex="1" />
>         </treecols>
>             <template>
>                 <rule>
>                 <treechildren flex="1">
>                     <treeitem uri="rdf:*">
>                     <treerow  
> id="rdf:http://localhost/bookstore/book#isbn">
>                         <treecell 
> label="rdf:http://localhost/bookstore/rdf/book#isbn"/>
>                         <treecell 
> label="rdf:http://localhost/bookstore/rdf/book#title"/>
>                         <treecell 
> label="rdf:http://localhost/bookstore/rdf/author#lastname" 
> readonly="true"/>
>                         <treecell 
> label="rdf:http://localhost/bookstore/rdf/publisher#name" readonly="true"/>
>                     </treerow>
>                     </treeitem>
>                 </treechildren>
>                 </rule>
>             </template>          
>      </tree>
> 
> The tree ends up showing the isbn and title of the book, but I did'nt 
> succed yet to show the author nor the publisher. I guess a must define a 
> predicate but I can't figure it out.
> 
> Thank you