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The use case where this issue emerged was uploading data for a hierarchical register for a training course. For the course, each student had there own register in which to place the registers they were working on.
The idea was to provide data that could be uploaded into any of the student's work areas by using relative URIs in CSV files to be uploaded.
For a hierarchical register there is a need to have topConceptOf properties that refer to the URI of the register into which the concepts are being loaded.. This is not possible.
A relative URI of <> is expanded to the URI of the register with a '/' appended, as is a relative URI of <.>. A relative URI of <..> is expanded to the URI of the register containing the register, with a '/' appended.
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The use case where this issue emerged was uploading data for a hierarchical register for a training course. For the course, each student had there own register in which to place the registers they were working on.
The idea was to provide data that could be uploaded into any of the student's work areas by using relative URIs in CSV files to be uploaded.
For a hierarchical register there is a need to have topConceptOf properties that refer to the URI of the register into which the concepts are being loaded.. This is not possible.
A relative URI of <> is expanded to the URI of the register with a '/' appended, as is a relative URI of <.>. A relative URI of <..> is expanded to the URI of the register containing the register, with a '/' appended.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: