- From: Clark, John <CLARKJ2@ccf.org>
- Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2007 10:54:32 -0400
- To: "GRDDL Working Group" <public-grddl-wg@w3.org>
This is an interesting approach.
> Is it the case that xhtml:NotValid is owl:disjointWith
> grddl:SourceDocument?
>
> I.e., should the definition of grddl:SourceDocument be:
>
> Class grddl:SourceDocument
> EquivalentClass: ( grddl:result some grddl:RDFGraph )
> DisjointWith: xhtml:NotValid
You mean xhtml:NotValidDocument here, yes? Also, should we restrict
grddl:SourceDocument to something narrower such as
grddl:XHTMLSourceDocument, so that we don't inadvertentely exclude
documents from processing under the general XML rules?
What is the universe of discourse in which xhtml:NotValidDocument is the
complement of xhtml:ValidDocument? If it is "all documents", then
xhtml:NotValidDocument is too broad, as it encompasses documents like
<foo/>. If it is "all XHTML documents" then this (re-)raises the
question of "what is an XHTML document?"
If an XHTML document (whatever that may be) is a member of
xhtml:NotValid, can it still take advantage of the GRDDL processing
rules for generic XML documents? I would say "absolutely".
Furthermore, as I stated before, I think such "invalid" XHTML documents
should be able to take advantage of the XHTML rules as well.
Take care,
John L. Clark
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