Jena RDF Output

Danny Ayers mentioned Jena’s RDF/XML output in a message to RSS-DEV. It has a concept similar to my idea of preferred namespaces, in that it allows you to specify “pretty types” which are the types of the principle objects (which could be rss:channel and rss:item). These pretty types will be placed at the top level of the document if possible. It also options to disable certain RDF/XML grammar rules such as reification, list expansion, various parse types, id attribute and property attributes. At a glance, it looks like I could map most of my rules into Jena’s writer which will help from an implementation point of view.

About Ian Davis

British entrepreneur and CEO of Kasabi. Primary interests are open data, the semantic web and decentralization.
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2 Responses to Jena RDF Output

  1. Danny says:

    (delete me)the “I maintain…rss issues” link goes to a dir – is that intentional?

  2. Danny says:

    (and again) sorry, rss-revision

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