Re: [office-metadata] Our discussion on the Wiki example

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

On Dec 4, 2006, at 1:36 PM, Bruce D'Arcus wrote:

> And the model is clear:
>
> 	<content.xml#table1> a odf:Table .
> 	<content.xml#table1> dc:title "Some Title" .
>
> I'm not clear what you're modeling in your example Svante.

Ah, I see the original example you posted Svante:

<meta property="cal:dtstart" content="20060508T1000-0500">
   May 8th at 10am
</meta>

So the triple here is:

	<event1>	cal:dstart "20060508T1000-0500" .

This is in the context of two other statements:

	<event1>	a cal:Event .
	<event1>	cal:location "my house" .

But your example is not at all equivalent. For one thing, there is no 
subject of the statement. For another, you don't have any specific 
properties (though I am guessing that "date" is the property*).

Bruce

* e.g. the RDF might look like:

	_:blank_node ex:date [ ex:year "2006" ; ex:month "05" ; ex:day "08" ] .

Very different model, and the issue here isn't really how to model 
(e.g. if you do with a RDBMS, do you denote a date with a column or a 
table?), but how to encode it in ODF.