danbri: "REST is defined by four interface constraints: identification of resources; manipulation of resources through representations; self-descriptive messages; and, hypermedia as the engine of application state."
Some SOAP Encoding tests, extracted from Apache Axis. I'm trying to write SE-triples (SOAPy NTriples) for these. Interesting exercise w.r.t. datatyping...
danbri: Discussion of what 'out of the box' XML support in Ruby might amount to, the tradeoffs between the different APIs (DOM, SAX, using ruby's method_missing() etc., datamodels (Infoset, XPath, etc) and adherance to the principle of least suprise.
danbri: No mention of RDF (yet...).
danbri: No mention of RDF (yet...).
danbri: Very much a work in progress.
sbp: Great bit of work; required reading for all SOAP/RDF people! Also: running code
sbp: Great bit of work; required reading for all SOAP/RDF people! Also: running code
RDF Interest Group irc log, 2002-03-07 -- classic #RDFIG SW developer chat (schema/sql/svg/logic/calendar/photos/xslt/query/xml/etc/etc...), including project idea brainstorming with Max and Dean
danbri: RDFIG - the 24x7 SW development meeting
sbp: Where "XSLIR" stands for "XML Schema Language In RDF"
danbri: Related work Schematron: Logical Inference from Schematron Schemas, Document Content Description for XML, Bray et al. 1998.
danbri: This (the XML Schema / RDF thing) is really cool! People have (see previous links) been talking about it for ages, haven't seen it in action before now :)
danbri: Related work Schematron: Logical Inference from Schematron Schemas, Document Content Description for XML, Bray et al. 1998.
danbri: This (the XML Schema / RDF thing) is really cool! People have (see previous links) been talking about it for ages, haven't seen it in action before now :)
danbri: Note that these use the same storage model, so you can talk to the same data service from either perl or ruby. woohoo.