danbri: Featuring photo from my first balloon flight...
danbri: And dud link to YahooGroups, who're currently offline
danbri: And dud link to YahooGroups, who're currently offline
danbri: If you've anything to contribute to an update to that page, chump it here and I'll pull links together into a revision.
danbri: damian pointed me at this. Uses pre-RDF RSS but is kinda cute...
danbri: Implemented in Ruby too :)
danbri: Implemented in Ruby too :)
danbri: I'm about to fix the character encoding bug (missed out the charset declaration), need a tool to check it's OK. Anyone got a recommendation?
danbri: XML.com's WF checker seems happy as-is...
dajobe: my version of the RDFS schema and examples, updated for syntax changes although the Ntriples look wrong
danbri: It appears DanC fixed the char enc bug last year, not sure why we had another bug report against it. Anyway, I'm trying to fix the content-type to be XML at least instead of text/plain
danbri: I tried and failed to fix content-type. will investigate server config stuff. text/plain again for now...
danbri: XML.com's WF checker seems happy as-is...
dajobe: my version of the RDFS schema and examples, updated for syntax changes although the Ntriples look wrong
danbri: It appears DanC fixed the char enc bug last year, not sure why we had another bug report against it. Anyway, I'm trying to fix the content-type to be XML at least instead of text/plain
danbri: I tried and failed to fix content-type. will investigate server config stuff. text/plain again for now...
jhendler: announced by Michael Sintek on www-webont-wg
sbp: announcement: TEST, ANN: TRIPLE, and Re: ADMIN: Sign Up Please
jhendler: One goal of TRIPLE is to have a language for data integration
jhendler: which requires one inference process to understand and process
jhendler: the semantics of several data sources which are expressed
jhendler: in different (Semantic Web) languages like RDF Schema, DAML+OIL,
jhendler: OWL, UML, Topic Maps, etc.
jhendler: (quoted from triple page)
DanC: hmm... is this the first release?
sbp: announcement: TEST, ANN: TRIPLE, and Re: ADMIN: Sign Up Please
jhendler: One goal of TRIPLE is to have a language for data integration
jhendler: which requires one inference process to understand and process
jhendler: the semantics of several data sources which are expressed
jhendler: in different (Semantic Web) languages like RDF Schema, DAML+OIL,
jhendler: OWL, UML, Topic Maps, etc.
jhendler: (quoted from triple page)
DanC: hmm... is this the first release?
MarkB: another way of looking at HTTP-in-RDF
MarkB: not sure how far I can go with this though
MarkB: not sure how far I can go with this though
chaals: doesn't yet work in Mozilla 0.9.??? with Adobe plugin yet...
chaals: a blurb from a couple of days ago.
chaals: Amaya has an image-map maker - might be interesting to see if they can produce a transformation to make an image and imagemap into an SVG...
chaals: Amaya has an image-map maker - might be interesting to see if they can produce a transformation to make an image and imagemap into an SVG...
danbri asks: "Would it make sense to have a common set of tests that could be run against Eep, Cwm and similar tools...?"
bijan: bijan answers: "Why yes, danbri! Glad you volunteered!" :)
bijan: A Spec might be nice too :)
bijan: There is the Cwm regression tests but I've been having trouble making sense of them as a coherent whole and in plumbing for tests of specific functionality. Also seems to be a lot of "parser/converstion" tests (I could be wrong about this).
bijan: Also tests involving obsolete syntax. Also, it's not always clear (to me) what the results should be.
bijan: I am accumulating a few and would welcome more.
bijan: One test trickery is bNodes in output (have to do a bit of work to compare).
bijan: Yay to sbp for releasing a beta of Eep, btw.
bijan: Hmm. Looks like Eep has some test cases, albeit not in a huge convenient form.
bijan: (I.e., he embeds his tests in Python source code as Python strings.)
sbp: Also: my reply on www-rdf-interest, giving a general overview of the tests required
bijan: A Spec might be nice too :)
bijan: There is the Cwm regression tests but I've been having trouble making sense of them as a coherent whole and in plumbing for tests of specific functionality. Also seems to be a lot of "parser/converstion" tests (I could be wrong about this).
bijan: Also tests involving obsolete syntax. Also, it's not always clear (to me) what the results should be.
bijan: I am accumulating a few and would welcome more.
bijan: One test trickery is bNodes in output (have to do a bit of work to compare).
bijan: Yay to sbp for releasing a beta of Eep, btw.
bijan: Hmm. Looks like Eep has some test cases, albeit not in a huge convenient form.
bijan: (I.e., he embeds his tests in Python source code as Python strings.)
sbp: Also: my reply on www-rdf-interest, giving a general overview of the tests required
danbri: Was getting pretty out of date, so I retitled it 'RDF Web Services in Mozilla' and added links to Annozilla, Annotea and Libby's survey document.
danbri: Just checked it in; waiting for site to rebuild. Suggestions for fixes to Mozilla docs welcome; send to mailto:mozilla-rdf@mozilla.org.
danbri: Just checked it in; waiting for site to rebuild. Suggestions for fixes to Mozilla docs welcome; send to mailto:mozilla-rdf@mozilla.org.
AaronSw`: according to Simon Fell
danbri: Far be it from me to take CNet at face value, but spending a bit of time on RDF/SW-meets-SVG might be timely... (and worthwhile for a dozen other reasons)