Normative Definitions from Gleaning Resource Descriptions from Dialects of Languages (GRDDL)

in section Status of This Document

in section Table of Contents

in section 1. Introduction: Data and Documents

in section Resource Descriptions

in section Faithful Renditions

in section Preface and Companion Documents

in section GRDDL Primer

in section GRDDL Use Cases

in section 2. Adding GRDDL to well-formed XML

/*/@*[local-name()="transformation"
  and namespace-uri()=
    "http://www.w3.org/2003/g/data-view#"]

in section 3. Using GRDDL with XML Namespace Documents

• an information resource NSDOC, identified by a URI NS has a GRDDL result that includes a triple whose
  • subject is NSDOC, whose
  • predicate is the property <http://www.w3.org/2003/g/data-view#namespaceTransformation>, and whose
  • object is TX,
• and an information resource IR has an XML representation with root node NODE and with a root element with a namespace name NS,

in section Example: Using GRDDL with an XML Schema namespace document

in section 4. Using GRDDL with valid XHTML

in section An example Dublin Core META transformation

in section Multiple transformations in XHTML

in section 5. GRDDL for HTML Profiles

• an information resource PDOC, identified by a URI PNAME has a GRDDL result that includes a triple whose
  • subject is PDOC, whose
  • predicate is the property <http://www.w3.org/2003/g/data-view#profileTransformation>, and whose
  • object is TX,
• and an information resource IR has an XML representation with root node NODE that has a metadata profile name PNAME,

in section 6. Transformation Algorithms

• RDFXML is the root XPath node of a conforming RDF/XML document[RDFX] that represents an RDF Graph G, and
• R is the root node of some XML document and TXNODE is the root node of an XSLT transformation[XSLT1], and
• RDFXML is the root node of the XSLT result tree when TXNODE is applied to R, and
• TXDOC is an information resource with transformation property TP represented by an XML document with root node TXNODE

@@This can probably be expressed in OWL in the schema rather than as a rule.

in section 7. Security considerations

in section Example: A GRDDL-aware Agent protocol trace

in section 8. The GRDDL Vocabulary

in section 9. References

in section Normative References

in section Informative references

in section Appendix: Transformations for Styling versus data extraction

in section Appendix: Issues

in section Appendix: Implementation Experience: Test Cases, Software, and Services

in section Acknowledgements and Change History