XOW
XOW - XHTML Outlines and the W6 Vocabulary
XOW
XOW - XHTML Outlines and the W6 Vocabulary
XHTML Outlines
- Where? Right here!
- Simple Hierarchical Structures
- Simple Conceptually
- Familiar view
- Convenient viewer (browser)
- Easy to author in XHTML
- Easy to style using CSS
- Easy to make dynamic using Javascript
- XSLT allows format alchemy
XOW
XOW - XHTML Outlines and the W6 Vocabulary
XOW
XOW - XHTML Outlines and the W6 Vocabulary
- RDF from XOW
- Loops OK (URIs in link elements)
- bnodes OK? - maybe
XOW
XOW - XHTML Outlines and the W6 Vocabulary
XOW
XOW - XHTML Outlines and the W6 Vocabulary
- --think
- we know the type of the thing at the end of the property
- facets - Indian whatsisname
W6 Facets - disjoint
- w6:who rdfs:range w6:Agent
- w6:what rdfs:range w6:Object
- w6:why rdfs:range w6:Cause
- w6:when rdfs:range w6:Time
- w6:where rdfs:range w6:Location
- w6:how rdfs:range w6:Process
XOW
XOW - XHTML Outlines and the W6 Vocabulary
XOW
XOW - XHTML Outlines and the W6 Vocabulary
- Currently:
- HTML is available (XHTML)
- XML is available (XHTML)
- RDF is available (RDF/XML)
- Slides
- Bookmarks
It's throwaway!
- Simple mappings : XHTML <=> RDF
- relatively easy to define
- e.g. CSS @class = rdfs:Class
- add new values to XHTML doc
- tweak the XSLT
- check the output!
- Easy enough to be domain/task-specific
XOW
XOW - XHTML Outlines and the W6 Vocabulary
- Does it work?
- Is it useful?
- Need more data!
- Is the overall approach useful?
- RDF to XHTML
- programming API?
- XSLT? Snail!
XOW
XOW - XHTML Outlines and the W6 Vocabulary
- blah blah
SemText
- Simple Conceptually
- Easy to express in XHTML