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Problem:
Boxing RDF literals can be complex and confusing. Most of the time RDF literals are used with vocabularies declaring properties that are well-typed but occasionally you need to refer to a data value with an IRI which presents complications for Datomic attributes.
Solution:
Document the current approach which is based on creating a blank node with a single property: the IRI of the XSD datatype and the corresponding value.
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Problem:
Boxing RDF literals can be complex and confusing. Most of the time RDF literals are used with vocabularies declaring properties that are well-typed but occasionally you need to refer to a data value with an IRI which presents complications for Datomic attributes.
Solution:
Document the current approach which is based on creating a blank node with a single property: the IRI of the XSD datatype and the corresponding value.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: