>>>Roland Schwaenzl said: > maybe i'm missing something: Is there mentioning rdf:nodeID is not > supposed to survive parsing at another place than in the syntax and > model document? I'm sorry, I can't understand what you are asking here. rdf:nodeID is an attribute used in the RDF/XML syntax, it doesn't appear in the Semantics document or RDF model. > Isn't it rdf:nodeID's provide a simple hack, which allows to (re)-serialize > RDF graphs as rather flat verbose XML (with literal parsetype as > exception)? It isn't a hack, it allows you to give graph-local names so that you can write down triples with blank nodes in RDF/XML - it would be the same in any alternative serialization of such a graph. > > I would like to see cases -if there are- described in the primer, which > require (!) the use of rdf:ID, rdf:resource and other syntax constructs - Sorry again, I don't understand what you are asking about "requiring" the use of "syntax constructs". DaveReceived on Wednesday, 2 April 2003 12:07:14 GMT
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