fragment_downloaded_cb({"url":"nie-ontology.html#properties","fragment":"\nProperties\n\n\n\nName\nType\nNotes\nDescription\n\n\n\n\n belongsToContainer\n DataContainer\n\n \n\n Models the containment relations between Files and Folders (or CompressedFiles).\n\n\n byteSize\n integer\n\n\n File size in bytes\n\n\n created\n dateTime\n\n\n Date of creation of the DataObject. Note that this date refers to the creation of the DataObject itself (i.e. the physical representation). Compare with nie:contentCreated\n\n\n dataSource\n DataSource\n\n \n\n Marks the provenance of a DataObject, what source does a data object come from\n\n\n interpretedAs\n InformationElement\n\n \n\n Links the DataObject with the InformationElement it is interpreted as\n\n\n isPartOf\n InformationElement\n\n \n\n Generic property used to express containment relationships between DataObjects. NIE extensions are encouraged to provide more specific subproperties of this one. It is advisable for actual instances of DataObjects to use those specific subproperties. Note to the developers: Please be aware of the distinction between containment relation and provenance. The isPartOf relation models physical containment, a nie:DataObject (e.g. an nfo:Attachment) is a 'physical' part of an nie:InformationElement (a nmo:Message). Also, please note the difference between physical containment (isPartOf) and logical containment (isLogicalPartOf) the former has more strict meaning. They may occur independently of each other\n\n\n lastRefreshed\n dateTime\n\n \n\n Date when information about this data object was retrieved (for the first time) or last refreshed from the data source. This property is important for metadata extraction applications that don't receive any notifications of changes in the data source and have to poll it regularly. This may lead to information becoming out of date. In these cases this property may be used to determine the age of data, which is an important element of it's dependability\n\n\n url\n string\n\n\n URL pointing at the location of the resource. In cases where creating a simple file:// or http:// URL for a file is difficult (e.g. for files inside compressed archives) the applications are encouraged to use conventions defined by Apache Commons VFS Project at http://jakarta.apache.org/  commons/ vfs/ filesystems.html.\n\n\n\n"});