Re: GRDDL spec doesn't handle <link rel="transformation and something else">

I've fixed my code in light of the comment.
[Note phrasing consistent with "once it was pointed out to me, the text 
clearly meant that the rel value is a space separated list, and if any 
one of the values in the list is "transformation" then the rule is applied"]

Unfortunately this test fails.

The reason is that the rel attribute value "GRDDL transformation" is 
expected to be a qname by the xslt, which it isn't and the xslt dies.

I suggest taking one of the very simple HTML tests and changing that.

In my book, tests that show issue resolution should be short and sweet.

I may have time to add an appropriate test to the Jena test area before 
the meeting, but seems unlikely.

Jeremy



Clark, John wrote:
>> The subject of this message is a test sketch.
>> I hope to flesh it out into a real test and find out what 
>> current implementations do with it. Bonus points to anybody 
>> who beats me to it.
> 
> Oh, I want bonus points!  I should have attached a small patch to
> `testlist1.html` adding a test that I believe covers this case (based on
> the #rdfa1 test) to this email as well as the new file
> `rdf_sem-inline.html` that is the actual input to this test case.
> Please confirm that this accurately exercises this case.
> 
>> If current implementations mostly pass, i.e. if the 
>> implementors read the spec very generously, then maybe we can 
>> squeeze by without another last call.
> 
> Well, as it stands right now, `GRDDL.py` does not output results when
> rel="GRDDL transformation" (that is, it does not pass this new test
> case), but does output results when rel="transformation".  It should be
> an easy fix, though.
> 
> Take care,
> 
>     John L. Clark
> 
> 
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> 
>   Biblio description
> 
> Title
>     RDF Semantics - W3C Recommendation 10 February 2004
> Author
>     Patrick Hayes see homepage
>     <http://www.ihmc.us/users/user.php?UserID=42> 
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> GRDDL results for this entry provided by RDFa2RDFXML.xsl.
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Received on Tuesday, 6 March 2007 18:32:50 UTC