Has anyone toyed with applying XSLT transformations to RDF to generate alternative representations? For example, the simplified "Just The N-tuples" syntax proposed by Sergey, et al? It occurred to me that one could get several useful products by applying XSLT to RDF: 1) Canonical RDF 2) Trivial RDF (Just The N-Tuples) 3) Simplified RDF (backward compatible to RDFMS 1.0) 4) XML Schema compatible intermediate form of RDF A complete, open and robust XSLT template for transforming RDFMS 1.0 into "Just The N-tuples" could be the basis for an RDF front-end that we could all use. There's at least an order of magnitude more activity around developing XSLT tools over RDF tools, why not leverage this activity? PerryReceived on Wednesday, 8 March 2000 13:34:28 UTC
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