a custom field example (was finding a common proposal..)

[Bruce D'Arcus <bruce.darcus@OpenDocument.us>]

On Dec 5, 2006, at 9:28 PM, Svante Schubert wrote:

>> Given all this, isn't it easier to just treat the presentation 
>> content as that black box?
> Yes, as long the it does not contain semantic sub-parts.

So, guessing at what John might be interested in, this would be fine 
for you?

<text:field
	meta:property="http://ex.net/medical/diagnosis";
	meta:href="medical/meta.xml#diagnosis1">Dr. John diagnosis Jane with 
X</text:field>

[do I have that right Elias??]

... where the triples encoded in the RDF/XML are:

<medical/meta.xml#diagnosis1>
	med:doctor <http://ex.net/doctors/1> ;
	med:patient <http://ex.net/patients/1> ;
	med:diagnosis <http://ex.net/diagnoses/1> .

This is Option B: the SOME metadata in content option.

The triple in the content is:

<http://ex.net/document/1> <http://ex.net/medical/diagnosis> 
<medical/meta.xml#diagnosis1> .

Could also be all encoded with RDFa.
	
Bruce