Well, the benefit of XHTML+EARL is that it could provide a simple solution for the authoring phase. But I think it is not a really smart solution, and what we want is to provide a pointer to metadata (unfortunately XHTML so far isn't too smart about being able to do this). But that is really a question of how you deal with the output of the earl process - it must be relatively simple to instead pipe it somewhere else. chaals On Fri, 1 Feb 2002, Nick Kew wrote: The approach here is to embed the RDF in the <head> of an XHTML doc. The RDF is sort-of based on some of Sean's examples, but I'm not currently in a fit state to work out if it makes sense (it probably doesn't). So my questions: (1) Is this basic XHTML+EARL type of approach any use to anyone? (3) Where next?Received on Friday, 1 February 2002 07:08:58 GMT
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