Hmm, I can probably fix the whitespace indenting, but rdfdump --ntriples is throwing
other errors that I don't understand. Actually I've cut the fwd'd test data down to
a simpler case:
danbri@fireball:~/servers/cvs/w3.org/WWW/2001/sw/Europe/200301/x2r/ht/a1$ make checkrdf
rdfdump --ntriples file:po-rdf.nt
rdfdump: Parsing URI file:po-rdf.nt
rdfdump: Error - URI file:po-rdf.nt:1 column 8 - Saw '7', expected <URIref> or _:bnodeID
rdfdump: Error - URI file:po-rdf.nt:2 column 8 - Saw '7', expected <URIref> or _:bnodeID
rdfdump: Parsing returned 0 statements
make: *** [checkrdf] Error 1
danbri@fireball:~/servers/cvs/w3.org/WWW/2001/sw/Europe/200301/x2r/ht/a1$ cat po-rdf.nt
_:id2590758 <http://example.com/nomappednsuri/#productName> "Lawnmower" .
_:id2590758 <http://example.com/nomappednsuri/#quantity> "1" .
...is it that the bnode labels are too long? That appears to be the case:
rdfdump --ntriples file:xx
rdfdump: Parsing URI file:xx
rdfdump: Error - URI file:xx:1 column 8 - Saw '7', expected <URIref> or _:bnodeID
rdfdump: Statement: [id259, http://example.com/nomappednsuri/#quantity, "1"]
rdfdump: Parsing returned 1 statements
danbri@fireball:~/servers/cvs/w3.org/WWW/2001/sw/Europe/200301/x2r/ht/a1$ cat xx
_:id25907 <http://example.com/nomappednsuri/#productName> "Lawnmower" .
_:id2590 <http://example.com/nomappednsuri/#quantity> "1" .
...this is generated by XSLT, _:<xsl:value-of select="generate-id()"/> btw.
Thanks for any suggestions,
Dan