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There's hCard, a nice XHTML-based microformat:
http://developers.technorati.com/wiki/hCard
.micah
Todd Ditchendorf wrote:
> Can anyone direct me to an xml vocabulary that is designed to encode
> address book-style, or human-directory information? I'm thinking of
> designing an address book client app that will need to communicate
> with several yet-to-be-determined external datasources. I figure if i
> make the client communicate in a standard xml human-resource directory
> format using soap or xml-rpc, i can just hide each datasource behind a
> servlet that will communicate with the client.
>
> I'd like to use a standard vocab for the human directory information
> if possible rather than my own. I know enough to realize that
> designing an xml application for even something as simple-sounding as
> address book info is best left to the experts. Plus maybe we can gain
> some interoperability with other tools in the bargain.
>
> Looking for a vocab that will include the usual info... name, multiple
> addresses, phones, emails, etc...
>
> THANKS!
>
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> Todd Ditchendorf, Web Developer
> Email: _todd@ditchnet.org
> _Web : _http://www.ditchnet.org_
> Cell: (205) 243-9318
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