- From: Melvin Carvalho <melvincarvalho@gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2010 12:54:46 +0100
- To: Michele Mostarda <mostarda@fbk.eu>
- Cc: "public-rdfa@w3.org" <public-rdfa@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <9178f78c1003030354y77ac14dcqebe04eb50161ec02@mail.gmail.com>
On 3 March 2010 10:40, Michele Mostarda <mostarda@fbk.eu> wrote: > > Hi Melvin, > > what do you mean for converting to RDFa? > > This library provides only metadata extractors. > Was just an idea for the any23.org website to be able to generate RDFa. So, for example, a user would be able to take some triples from one source, and see what they look like in XHTML/RDFa. (But perhaps there's some other tools to do this) But I guess if it's not in the underlying java librarly, it's probably out of scope for the web Front. > > Mic > > On 02/mar/2010, at 16:41, Melvin Carvalho wrote: > > > > On 2 March 2010 16:06, Michele Mostarda <mostarda@fbk.eu<mailto: > mostarda@fbk.eu>> wrote: > > Hi All, > > We are proud to announce a new release of any23 -- Anything to Triples. > > http://developers.any23.org/ > > Any23 is a Java library that parses RDF from a variety of Web document > formats. The currently supported input formats are RDFa, RDF/XML, > Turtle, N3, N-Triples, and a number of Microformats. > Any23 is an Open Source project originated from the code created > within the Sindice project and now used both inside sindice and in > related projects e.g. Sig.Ma<http://Sig.Ma> > > Any23 comes with a handy command-line tool for parsing RDF and > converting between formats. > > We have also set up a demo service where you can try any23 online and > use a REST API to convert between different RDF formats, similar in > spirit to triplr.org<http://triplr.org/>: > > http://any23.org/ > > A really nice service. Any thoughts on converting TO RDFa? I've used this > class with arc2 before, and it seemed to work quite well: > > > http://n2.talis.com/svn/playground/kwijibo/PHP/arc/plugins/trunk/ARC2_RDFaSerializerPlugin.php > > > The major new features in this release are: > > * Redesigned Java API > - Input from string, stream, file, or URI > - Allow choosing which extractors to use > - Report origin of triples (document/extractor) to client processors > - Various processors/serializers for extracted triples > * Added flexible command-line tool for easy testing > * Vastly improved website and documentation > * Media type and encoding detection via Apache Tika > * Switched RDF library from Jena to Sesame > * Added Maven build > * Better RDF extraction from Microformats > * Extractors come with example file to document typical in- and output > * Major refactoring > * Lots and lots of bugfixes > > The following people have contributed to this release: Michele > Mostarda and Davide Palmisano (FBK, Trento, Italy, Web of Data Unit > (WED) ); Richard Cyganiak and Jürgen Umbrich (DERI, NUI Galway, > Ireland); Michele Catasta (EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland), Giovanni > Tummarello. > > All the best, > Michele Mostarda on behalf of the contributors. > > Web of Data Unit, FBK - Trento > http://wed.fbk.eu<http://wed.fbk.eu/> > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Michele Mostarda > Senior Software Engineer > skype: michele.mostarda > twitter: http://twitter.com/micmos > site: http://www.michelemostarda.com<http://www.michelemostarda.com/> > > > > > > Michele Mostarda > Senior Software Engineer > mail: michele.mostarda@gmail.com<mailto:michele.mostarda@gmail.com> > skype: michele.mostarda > twitter: micmos > fbk : http://wed.fbk.eu/en/people > deri: https://dev.deri.ie/confluence/display/~mmostarda<https://dev.deri.ie/confluence/display/%7Emmostarda> > site: http://www.michelemostarda.com > >
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