[doap-interest] Styling, GRDDLing DOAP

[Danny Ayers]

Wonderful!!

re. 1. - I'm sure I saw somewhere in Edd's docs that the material
would aim to be processable by regular XML tools. I took that to mean
encouraging the use of the abbreviated syntax form as found in the
examples (or being even more restrictive like RSS 1.0). But I could
well be wrong.
[Come to think of it, isn't that the assumption made in your XSLT?]

re. 3. I meant essentially the inverse transform to that you've done.
>From a styled XHTML doc, extract the styling tags and from them build
the RDF/XML.

<p id="shortdesc">Create, view and publicize DOAP documents.</p>

=>

<shortdesc>Create, view and publicize DOAP documents</shortdesc>

I'm hypothesizing that this trick might be useful for GRDDLing
purposes. Again, I could well be wrong ;-)

Cheers,
Danny.





On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 21:17:37 +0200, balbinus
<balbinus at bonjourlesmouettes.org> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> > Suggestions for other ways of presenting DOAP docs -
> >
> > 1. CSS styling for DOAP documents
> > 2. DOAP to CSS styled XHTML via XSLT
> > 3. DOAP in CSS styled XHTML, with RDF/XML extractable from CSS selectors
> > via XSLT
> 
> Your second wish is here: http://doapy.bonjourlesmouettes.org/xsl/ :) (I
> created it today). It can be certainly improved...
> 
> About your first wish, it seems a bit unrealistic, provided that RDF hasn't
> got a unique way of expressing things... Well, I didn't understand the last
> :)
> 
> Cordialement,
> Vincent TABARD
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> 
>