- From: Andrea Trasatti <atrasatti@mtld.mobi>
- Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2007 17:58:27 +0200
- To: public-ddr-vocab@w3.org
- Cc: public-ddwg@w3.org
While working on the Core Vocabulary and trying to represent the new proposed structure of properties as sets of values I wondered about MIME Types. There are some markups or image formats that share the same MIME Type, think of application/xml (all XHTML) or image/gif (any type of GIF image), but there are some contents that might have more than one MIME Type, think of XHTML that can be associated with application/xml and also text/html or JPEG images that are often served as image/jpg and image/jpeg and the same with MPEG and MP3 files. How should we represent these? Should these be strings (so list only the preferred one in case of multiple) or should they be sets of values or ordered lists? An ordered list would allow us to have multiple values and at the same time define which is the preferred MIME Type to use. jpegMimeType would then be 'image/jpg, image/jpeg' where the first is the preferred one. This seems to me the best approach but would fall down into requiring a property for every type thus canceling the advantage of using something like "imageFormat" as a property to list all supported image formats. I think we need some feedback from those individuals and companies that already worked with these data structures for their vocabularies. - Andrea
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