On Mon, 2001-11-19 at 15:02, irn bru wrote: > I would like to ask you if it is possible to build a web site > by using only RDF for defining the data (and meta data of course) > > As RDF documents are well formed, we could apply on them > an XSL stylesheet so it seems possible to have a page > made exclusively with RDF Of course it is feasible. However, it does not seem very appropriate to me: - XSL stylesheet are designed to tranform a given *syntactical* form into another one - on the other hand, there is many different syntactical forms to express the same RDF meaning Hence you would have to use a "canonical" syntax to write your RDF, in order to keep compliant with your stylesheet. Quite cumbersome. IMO, a better solution is to use a dedicated XML Schema or DTD to build your web site, including all together data and meta-data, then use a stylesheet to output the data in HTML/XHTML/whatever_format, and the meta-data in RDF (XML syntax/n3/whatever syntax). Pierre-AntoineReceived on Monday, 19 November 2001 09:22:19 UTC
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