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[OSLC-Config-1.0-Part4]
OSLC Configuration Management Version 1.0. Part 4: RDF Vocabulary.
Edited by Nick Crossley.
30 May 2022.
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The namespace URI for this vocabulary is:
http://open-services.net/ns/config#
The OSLC Configuration Management vocabulary defines terms for versioned resources and configurations of those versioned resources.
Activity, Baseline, ChangeSet, ChangeSetSelections, Component, Configuration, ConfigurationSettings, Contribution, PersonalConfiguration, RemovalAll, Removals, Selections, Stream, UnboundSelections, VersionResource
Activity is an RDFS class.
An activity is a read-only resource representing a long-running operation, such as recursive baseline or stream creation.
Baseline is an RDFS class.
An immutable configuration with immutable selections of immutable resources, with immutable contributions that are themselves baselines.
ChangeSet is an RDFS class.
A change set configuration represents a set of changes (including additions and removals) to some other configuration.
ChangeSetSelections is an RDFS class.
A resource listing the version resources selected by a change set configuration.
Component is an RDFS class.
A unit of organization consisting of a set of versioned resources. Components are the units of configurability, and form reusable assets or building blocks.
Configuration is an RDFS class.
A configuration identifies a set of versions of resources in a component. Configurations commonly identify exactly one version of each resource in a component. Configurations can also assemble other configurations into a shared context across multiple components.
ConfigurationSettings is an RDFS class.
Information about settings and preferences for a Configuration Management service.
Contribution is an RDFS class.
A contribution represents the contribution of one configuration to another.
PersonalConfiguration is an RDFS class.
A configuration intended for use by a single agent, rather than shared.
RemovalAll is an RDFS class.
For a change set, an indicator that all selections in the overriden configuration are to be ignored; all selections are defined by the change set.
Removals is an RDFS class.
For a change set, the selections to be removed from an overridden configuration.
Selections is an RDFS class.
A resource listing the version resources selected by a configuration.
Stream is an RDFS class.
A mutable configuration. Contributions to this configuration can be streams or baselines.
UnboundSelections is an RDFS class.
An indicator that a set of selections are as-yet unbound concept resources as opposed to bound version resources.
VersionResource is an RDFS class.
This type is used as a marker for any version resource.
acceptedBy, accepts, baselineOfStream, baselines, branch, committed, committer, component, configuration, configurations, configurationSettings, contribution, contributionOrder, derivedFrom, mutable, overrides, previousBaseline, progressMessage, release, selections, selects, streams, versionId
acceptedBy is an RDF property.
A type of configuration accepted as a contribution by the subject configuration.
accepts is an RDF property.
A type of configuration acceptable as a contribution to the subject configuration.
baselineOfStream is an RDF property.
The stream from which a baseline was made.
baselines is an RDF property.
A Linked Data Platform Container for baselines of a stream.
branch is an RDF property.
Identifies a resource as one for a specific branch or variant of the component.
committed is an RDF property.
Date and time a resource was committed, or checked in.
committer is an RDF property.
The entity that committed or checked in this resource.
component is an RDF property.
A reference to a Component resource.
configuration is an RDF property.
A reference to a Configuration resource.
configurations is an RDF property.
A Linked Data Platform Container for configurations of a component.
configurationSettings is an RDF property.
A reference to information about settings and preferences for a Configuration Management service.
contribution is an RDF property.
A reference to a Contribution resource.
contributionOrder is an RDF property.
The ordering value for a contribution.
derivedFrom is an RDF property.
A resource from which this resource was derived; the use of prov:wasDerivedFrom is preferred.
mutable is an RDF property.
A boolean property indicating whether or not a resource is modifiable; replaced by use of Baseline and Stream types.
overrides is an RDF property.
A reference to a configuration modified by a change set configuration.
previousBaseline is an RDF property.
For a stream or a baseline, a link to the most recent baseline of the same stream.
progressMessage is an RDF property.
Text describing the progress of an operation.
release is an RDF property.
A reference to a resource representing a release.
selections is an RDF property.
A reference to a Selections resource.
selects is an RDF property.
A reference to a selected version resource.
streams is an RDF property.
A Linked Data Platform Container for streams created from a baseline.
versionId is an RDF property.
A human-readable version identifier.
globalConfigurationService is an RDF individual.
An oslc:usage value marking a global configuration service.
OSLC Configuration Management Servers MUST use the vocabulary terms defined here where required, and with the meanings defined here. Servers MAY augment this vocabulary with additional terms. [CONFIG-VOCAB-1]