- From: Rick Jelliffe <ricko@allette.com.au>
- Date: Tue, 3 Jul 2001 23:14:36 +0800
- To: <www-rdf-interest@w3.org>
Just a quick mention that my company Topologi have released a free Windows GUI application which (among a lot of other things) validates RDF files against a Schematron schema and can use a Schematron schema to automatically generate RDF files. See http://www.topologi.com/ The autogeneration produces absolutely horrible RDF (only slightly updated from last year's script), but the scripts are available and open source. The idea is that Schematron schema (a rulebase of assertions) first is converted into descriptions, then the XML datafile is processed to produce other descriptions which link from the assertions to the document. Suggestions for better output are welcome. The tool can also be used for validation (Schematron, XML Schemas, DTDs, Schematron schemas embedded in XML Schemas), XSLT processing (including various configurable parallel and series XSLT processes), and simple XTM generation. Probably the Validator tool will be of more interest to this IG because of the reconfigurable XSLT processing capability: we have tried to expose as much as we can through user-definable options. So it would be a useful shell to develop XSLT-based screen-scrapers or new XML-based rule languages. Cheers Rick Jelliffe Topologi
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