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I am currently trying to use Cellfie to import people with GND-identifiers into an ontology of a letter correspondence that I modelled.
To do so, I created some simple import rules in Cellfie. Unfortunately, I can not seem to find a solution to the problem that Cellfie and hence Protégé fail to recognise URLs that I want to use as resource identifiers. Whenever I try to import URLs from a cell with a set prefix (like "gnd" with the namespace http://d-nb.info/gnd/), I get an error Missing prefix required and when I try to apply some solution that I found online (like adding the prefix to the Active Ontology tab or using (mm:capturing("([^\/]+$)") mm:prefix="gnd")) in the import rules, it still does not work.
Also some more screenshots that show how after the import of the GND-URLs, the namespace is changed to my local IRI but with geonames, the same import shows the actual geonames namespace.
Dear Cellfie users,
I am currently trying to use Cellfie to import people with GND-identifiers into an ontology of a letter correspondence that I modelled.
To do so, I created some simple import rules in Cellfie. Unfortunately, I can not seem to find a solution to the problem that Cellfie and hence Protégé fail to recognise URLs that I want to use as resource identifiers. Whenever I try to import URLs from a cell with a set prefix (like "gnd" with the namespace http://d-nb.info/gnd/), I get an error Missing prefix required and when I try to apply some solution that I found online (like adding the prefix to the Active Ontology tab or using (mm:capturing("([^\/]+$)") mm:prefix="gnd")) in the import rules, it still does not work.
As a result, the individuals are not imported as, for example., https://d-nb.info/gnd/116765968 but as http://www.semanticweb.org/sarahreb/ontologies/2022/8/constance-de-salm#2027787-8
(IRI of my ontology). Is there any solution to this problem? With geonames-identifiers and mm:prefix="geonames", it works fine, but with other prefixes that I define in my ontology, I can not seem to make it work.
Short remark: I tried using https and http, if that could solve the issue. That is why there are two spreadsheet versions with different URLs.
Thank you in advance for your help!
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