XriSyntax 3.0 Classes -> XRI Syntax 3.0 Working Draft 03 (PDF)

["Nika Jones" <njones@ouno.com>]

I would like to add that I have released some experimental Xri3 Syntax
Parsers for:

.net
python
ruby
php
javascript

located here:
http://ouno-xri.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/ouno-xri/branches/xri3syntax-0.1/

There are no front-ends, but each language class contains a small test
file, which could be run and expanded.

Next up using the new nice and clean XRD spec for resolution. :)

Nika

> Yes there's an experimental parser (a Java library) for this XRI Syntax
> 3.0
> in OpenXRI:
> http://openxri.org/syntax.html
>
> There's a simple front-end here:
> http://freexri.com/tools/XRIInspector3/
>
> The XDI4j library uses the XRI Syntax 3.0 parser:
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/XDI4j
>
> We implemented this using the wonderful "aParse" tool, which takes as
> input
> an ABNF (such as the one from the XRI Syntax 3.0 spec) and automatically
> turns it into a set of Java classes. The author of that tool also included
> XRI Syntax 3.0 as an example on his own site (but is using an outdated
> ABNF):
> http://www.parse2.com/example-xri-v3.0.shtml
>
> One thing we were planning but didn't get done yet is unify the XRI Syntax
> 2.0 and XRI Syntax 3.0 parsers under a set of common Java interfaces. This
> way you could write higher-level code (e.g. a loop to iterate over all
> subsegments) and simply switch between the syntaxes by using the
> respective
> other parser, without changing the higher-level code. I expect to do this
> once the XRI Syntax 3.0 is finalized..
>
> Markus
>
> On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 12:43 AM, Drummond Reed
> <drummond.reed@xdi.org>wrote:
>
>> Nika, thank you. I feel like its a 1-year monkey off my back. The irony
>> is
>> that the vast majority of this was decided nine-12 months ago; I (and
>> the
>> other contributors) have just lacked the spec editing time.
>>
>> But it can really use a very fresh set of eyes reviewing it, so please
>> do
>> post any feedback.
>>
>> Also, I'm pretty sure Markus has implemented all of this in the OpenXRI
>> libraries, so he can point you and others on the TC to the code behind
>> his
>> implementation. That was our goal 18 months ago - implement and prove it
>> all
>> out at least once BEFORE writing the spec.
>>
>> For once we finally did it that way ;-)
>>
>> =Drummond
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 9:27 PM, Nika Jones <njones@ouno.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Drummond:
>>>
>>> I'm looking forward to reading and implementing this spec. Thanks for
>>> the
>>> hard work!!
>>>
>>> Nika
>>>
>>> > This is the PDF version of XRI Syntax 3.0 WD 03, content complete and
>>> > ready
>>> > for detailed review.
>>> >
>>> >  -- Drummond Reed
>>> >
>>> > The document named XRI Syntax 3.0 Working Draft 03 (PDF)
>>> > (xri-syntax-3.0-wd03.pdf) has been submitted by Drummond Reed to the
>>> OASIS
>>> > Extensible Resource Identifier (XRI) TC document repository.
>>> >
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>>> >
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