I reviewed some of the DTDL files generated by OWL2DTDL. The DTDL generated by OWL2DTDL omits the writable property, thereby making the property read-only. Is there a Datatype property equivalent in REC that we can use to toggle the writable property in DTDL?
My response:
In an OWL or RDF model, the notion of a property being "writable" or "non-writable" doesn't really make sense -- it is just a data model, such things would be handled by overlying authorization mechanisms. I guess the most flexible approach would be to make all OWL data properties generate writable DTDL Properties, that is, to add writable:true on all of the DTDL properties.
To do: implement writeable properties as per above.
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My response:
To do: implement writeable properties as per above.