]> CC/PP Profile This class is any complete profile that can be delivered to an origin server or other system that generates content for a client. CC/PP profile component A base class for any collection of CC/PP attribute values. A CC/PP client profile consists of one or more components, typically using a derived class that indicates the use of the component (e.g. prf:HardwarePlatform, prf:SoftwarePlatform). Text value This is the class of RDF Literals that represent CC/PP attribute string values. Integer value This is the class of RDF Literals that represent CC/PP attribute integer number values. Rational value This is the class of RDF Literals that represent CC/PP attribute rational number values. CC/PP Property ccpp:Property is the super-class for ccpp:Structure and ccpp:Attribute. Therefore all property arcs that are not part of the core RDF namespace and constitute parts of a CC/PP profile are defined as subclasses of ccpp:Property. This allows schema-validating environments with language mixing to isolate the CC/PP elements of an RDF graph rooted in some given resource from other attributes of that resource. CC/PP structural property All properties that are structural elements of a CC/PP profile are defined as instances of ccpp:Structure. This allows structural combining elements of a profile to be distinguished from attributes in a schema-aware environment. CC/PP Attribute All properties that describe client capabilities or preferences in a CC/PP profile should be defined as instances of ccpp:Attribute. This allows structural combining elements of a profile to be distinguished from client features in a schema-validating environment. CC/PP component property Indicates a component of a top-level client profile. CC/PP default properties This property indicates a Component that contains default properties for some other component. That is, any attributes that are not found in the subject resource but are present in the object resource may be incorporated from the object into the resulting CC/PP profile. CC/PP default properties Same as 'defaults'. Defined as sub-property for backwards compatibility with UAProf Use of this is deprecated: use 'defaults' instead.