Closed aftiqb closed 12 years ago
The time property is an unfortunate example to use as it would be more useful to create it as a literal like: <time>2004</time>
The problem however, occurs in other places as well: <unit rdf:resource="/dic/unit#1000T" />
I don't think this is an issue. The fragment
part of a URI is not restricted to NCNames. It can be just about any combination of characters allowed in URIs.
(URIs of properties where the local part isn't an NCName can't be serialized in RDF/XML. But this is only a problem for properties and only a problem for RDF/XML; otherwise it's fine)
Soren Roug
I believe there is a problem in this construction: time rdf:resource="/dic/time#2004" The part after the '#' is an NCName and therefore can't start with a digit