[Esip-cor] Notifications

[Mcgibbney, Lewis J (398M)]

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·  This is followed by a new named graph being created with the content of the LDN.
So, every notification (assuming "POST event" means one such notification) becomes a registered ontology by itself, right?

In essence yes.
I all practicalities thought, I would argue that they are not ontologies but instead RDF graphs. This is a side issue however ☺


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·  Regarding the IRI which represents an individual LDN, IIRC as per the LDN specification, LDN’s should be available from the inbox hence my reasoning behind creation of the UUID to represent and distinguish individual notifications.
Ok, I don't see any issues with using UUIDs.  However, I'm not yet clear about the relationship

There is a link from the inbox graph --> LDN but not from the LDN --> Inbox graph. We may wish to change this in the future so you from reading an individual LDN which inbox it belongs to.



  1.  More in general, the IRI dispatch in the ORR has been that any IRI in SPO is primarily linked against the same underlying repository, and that's why the ../ont?iri=<iri> href for the link.  But there's also a little arrow icon next to the displayed IRI that is a direct link with the given IRI.   In your case, clicking the arrow icon get resolved by your "ldn" flask service that you set up.

2) More for the case at hand, it seems the IRIs indicated in the objects above seem to have missing an "ont/" fragment. With the first case above:
  http://cor.esipfed.org/ldn/inbox/29b29cdaeaea486eb3aa7267981429e2       // as indicated above
  http://cor.esipfed.org/ont/ldn/inbox/29b29cdaeaea486eb3aa7267981429e2   // but perhaps this is what you intend?

That's why you get the "Not Found" error:
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Thanks for identifying the bug. I’ll go fix it. Thanks ☺

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