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Subject: Re: [office-metadata] Content duplication and ODF related RDFvocabulary
Elias Torres wrote: > Svante.Schubert@Sun.COM wrote on 12/18/2006 09:09:48 PM: > > [...] > > In other words, I'm trying to > think how an application would come up with such a model that 4 different > things want to re-use the literal value of one of them with different > combinations and all of this by reference with no content duplication. > Would you please show me how does xml:id-alone or styles solves this > problem? Once you see how complicated this in RDF/XML alone, I would then > show you how can some of those triples would end up in the metadata (if it > makes sense at all, since remember I'm not saying that EVERYTHING must be > in the content.xml). > Hi Elias, I am not sure how the following scenario is mappable in RDFa. If someone is able to do it, it is you ;-) Let me write the content.xml as I assume it would like it in an xml:id-alone approach. The content.xml using the xml:id-only approach, as Model independent View without awareness of any metadata <!-- some text metadata refer on from the content.xml --> <text:span style:name="s2" xml:id="_1">CG7217</text:span> <text:span style:name="s2" xml:id="_2"> is a gene product. </text:span> <text:span style:name="s2" xml:id="_3">It was introduced on </text:span> <text:span style:name="s2" xml:id="_4">GENCON Conference</text:span> <text:span style:name="s2" >.</text:span> There are four different types of semantics, which can be explained in plain words : 1) The spans with _1 and _2 are a "Human readable description of the GeneProduct" 2) The spans with _3 and _4 are a "Human readable description of the Introduction of the GeneProduct" 3) The spans with _2 and _3 are "Later added by Dr. Frankenstein". 4) The spans with _1, _2, _3, _4, are all "IMPORTANT" 5) The spans with _1 is the "Name of the GeneProduct" 6) The spans with _4 is the "Location" Good luck with it, Svante
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