> ... then even > though it feels a bit icky, I could be persuaded to go with > xsi:type, ... I realized I should be a bit clearer about what I mean by "icky" here: 1. xsi:type introduces qnames into RDF/XML 2. xsi:type has rdf:type semantics but isn't rdf:type for reasons having nothing to do with RDF 3. xsi:type implies an XML Schema datatype, even if any arbitrary type might be specified As for the last point, I'm presuming that (a) it is in fact OK to specify any datatype whatsoever as the value of xsi:type, even one that violates constraints defined by the XML Schema specification (b) the XML Schema folks are OK with us borrowing their term as an official term in the RDF vocabulary If either of the above turn out to not be true, then that precludes our use of xsi:type. PatrickReceived on Friday, 16 August 2002 06:07:10 EDT
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