Example_9.6.1-ObjectEvent-with-error-declaration

[VladimirAlexiev]

Continuing #234, I made a diagram of Example_9.6.1-ObjectEvent-with-error-declaration.

I only added these puml: (PlantUML) control triples to make the diagram more readable.

epcis:bizStep     a puml:InlineProperty.
epcis:disposition a puml:InlineProperty.
epcis:reason      a puml:InlineProperty.
epcis:readPoint   a puml:InlineProperty.
epcis:bizLocation a puml:InlineProperty.
epcis:epcList     a puml:InlineProperty.

(added them to prefixes.ttl, so they'll apply to all examples, but it may be better to add such per-example, because in another case we may want to display the epcis:Objects linked by epcis:epcList).

Comments:

• shouldn't at least one of the correctiveEventIDs link to an event? Otherwise what are we demonstrating? I suggest to delete the left event, and instead show a second EPCISDocument that carries a corrective event, and link to it.
• even though the bizTransaction in the middle is shared between the two events, the blank nodes linking to it and to its type are not shared. If you agree to #215, the representation will be more realistic and more economical.

Example_9.6.1-ObjectEvent-with-error-declaration-improved:

(could be further improved by aligning the "like" nodes, and putting the corrective Document and Event on the right since time flows from left to right)

[VladimirAlexiev]

@CraigRe @mgh128 there's not much to agree here, it's just an example and it uses the already agreed fact that bizTransaction is in fact the URI . Please make agreed and assign to @mkotoff.

Marto:

1. Are there puml triples in diagrams/prefixes.ttl? if so remove them, else they'll have global effect.
2. Does Example_9.6.1-ObjectEvent-with-error-declaration-improved look like the second diagram?
3. Adjust the bottom nodes: BizTransactionDocument -> BizTransaction, type -> bizTransactionType
4. Replace Example_9.6.1-ObjectEvent-with-error-declaration with the *-improved version (no reason to have a worse and a better version, just a better one).