Chris Lilley wrote: > On Thursday, March 18, 2004, 6:01:14 AM, Tim wrote: > TB> I've on a number of occasions > TB> proposed a brutally minimalit XML syntax for RDf with only three > TB> elements: resource, property, and value. > > Although XML can be used for 'database dump' structures where all the > children of the root are identical. So > > RDF > triple > resource > property > value > triple > resource > property > value > > Four elements, entirely regular. IME, 5 are what's needed: RDF graph + triple * resource property value plus some variants for the value (uri, raw xml, typed, etc). In other words, almost everything needed from an XML serialization of RDF can be expressed in a screenful of RNC. It's quite frustrating the W3C haven't sanctioned something like this by now. cheers Bill de hÓraReceived on Thursday, 18 March 2004 05:42:11 GMT
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