This schema model provides the vocabulary to configure the installation (e.g. terms for access control). Some terms are copied from FOAF.
Actions represent specific GUI or API actions which can be activated or used by an Agent.
This special account identifies the anonymous user.
This special action identifies any action.
This special model identifies any model.
Allow access to debug information via the user interface
Enable, disable as well as configure extensions
A string literal formated using markdown syntax.
Allow to export complete knowledge bases
Export complete models (disallow this on models bigger than 40k distinct resources to avoid virtuoso errors)
Register new users with application/register
Rollback changes on statements to a past version (needs Versioning)
This special account is the SuperAdministrator. He has hard coded access to all models and actions and uses the user nick and pass from the database configuration. All access control statements of this user are ignored by the system.
Action Based Access Control: Which Actions are NOT to be accessed?
Model Based Access Control: Which Models are NOT allowed to edit (and read)
Model Based Access Control: Which Models are NOT allowed to read
Access Control: Which Actions are allowed to accessed?
Model Based Access Control: Which Models are allowed to edit (and read)
Model Based Access Control: Which Models are allowed to read
All resources (especially Models, Classes and Properties) can be hidden.
Acts like owl:imports but is not part of the model itself.
This property is a good candidate for beeing a facet in a instance list.
When models are too big counting can be disabled and limits are added
Since it is not allowed to state more than one possible datatypes of a datatype property in OWL, you can use this relation. (not implemented yet)
This property describes namespace prefix configurations.
This property holds action configuration values beyond the rdf schema.
A personal mailbox, ie. an Internet mailbox associated with exactly one owner, the first owner of this mailbox.
The sioc:member property relates a sioc:Usergroup to a sioc:User that is a member of that group.
This is the user identifier of an account which is used for login