"Bullard, Claude L (Len)" scripsit:
> Thanks John! So essentially it comes down to
> striping the XML with the RDF namespace such
> that the RDF processor can... then do exactly what?
Record the facts in its database, or report them to its customer,
or whatever the hell it does.
> I guess I am asking about the processes an
> RDF system would use to read and interpret the
> XML.
The RDF syntax is flexible enough that it just reads such documents
like any other RDF.
> I can guess but a guess isn't good enough.
> I am considering the semiote (a sign processor)
> and thinking that the markup for that could
> be striped with the RDF and make the data
> available to an RDF engine without using RDF
> per se. That would be cool.
Once you get into document transformation, of course anything can become
RDF. But I was talking about existing documents that Just Work.
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John Cowan
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