Changes between Version 7 and Version 8 of SemanticWebServices

Timestamp:

2009/03/20 09:41:52 (16 years ago)

Author:

rvos

Comment:

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SemanticWebServices

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 ==== RDF ====
 RDF assumes that anything in the world can be described in triples, i.e. statements consisting of subject, predicate, object. RDF/XML is just one serialization of the concept of triples (other ways are M3, JSON, RDFa etc.). An RDF/XML document imports at least two namespaces: rdf and rdfs. 
-* Simple example: rdf:Description element defines the subject, rdf:about attribute defines a resource that is the subject. rdfs:label, for example, attaches a human readable label to a subject.
-* Example with more namespaces: subject is now defined on element foaf:Person (again by rdf:about), subject has multiple predicates: foaf:name (his name), foaf:page (which in turn encloses another triple: foaf:Document => dc:title => literal)
-* Real example: a set of triples describing Tim Berners-Lee using foaf, dc, rss, rdfs.
+ * Simple example: rdf:Description element defines the subject, rdf:about attribute defines a resource that is the subject. rdfs:label, for example, attaches a human readable label to a subject.
+ * Example with more namespaces: subject is now defined on element foaf:Person (again by rdf:about), subject has multiple predicates: foaf:name (his name), foaf:page (which in turn encloses another triple: foaf:Document => dc:title => literal)
+ * Real example: a set of triples describing Tim Berners-Lee using foaf, dc, rss, rdfs.
 === State of the art ===
 === Who ===