> > I guess what I'm suggesting is that converting XML data to RDF is a > > darn sight easier than converting XML developers to RDF. > This is a great quote. GRDDL-like techniques are the order of the day I > think. My favorite idea at this point is Ontology-Driven XML (ODX), which should allow people to use their normal XML (as long as it's not too crazy) mapped to RDF triples based on the rdfs:Class of the XML element and attribute names (mapped to URIs). Elements which have type rdf:Property or rdfs:Class are parsed as in RDF/XML (with stripe skipping as necessary); datatypes and collection elements can also be handled. One of these days I need to put together a demo.... :-/ -- sandroReceived on Thursday, 25 November 2004 15:37:02 UTC
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