- From: Diego Garcia <diego_garcia77@hotmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 12 Oct 2002 12:18:40 +0000
- To: www-rdf-interest@w3.org
First of all thanks to Danny,Emmanuel and Charles, I really apreciate your quick answers. I thought from the begining in the Model-view-Controller aproach but I think the bootom line is in the model. I pretend from my model to generate a SVG document and a RDF document (which obviously are two different views from the same model) but as I want to control the Model with a graphic editor I'm forced to use/extend/implement the class model that my graphic package (in this case JGraph) use, with this model and this package I already have two views (controlled by the package I don't have to type almos anything), the graphic in my Applet and the SVG document. But I want the RDF document too, and If I do something like implements Jena's Model interface in my model I have to import the whole Jena in my applet which makes it bigger. I thought to use the XSLT solution to move that part to the server, and I could generate and SVG document in the client and transform it in the server. I still have to check yours ideas and pointers (I have been sick this days) but I think that I didn't look at the problem from the right side, I should work more in the model and not to transform a view in another view (which obviously is not to use the MVC). Well, when I check again the material I let you now... THANKS AGAIN. Diego Garcia Aulanet-Universidad de Oviedo diego_garcia77@hotmail.com Ps.Danny if you finally write a "Jena lite" just to read/write/parse RDF I could use it to write my model in the client. If you need help with that let me know it (well, I don't know if with my knowledge I could do something more than clap when you finish it but I don't wanna take your work without cooperate ;)) _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com
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