This document reports processor conformance for [[ROLE-ATTRIBUTE]] according to the requirements of the Evaluation and Report Language (EARL) 1.0 Schema [[EARL10-SCHEMA]].

This document describes the Role Attribute Test Suite running at http://rdfa.info/.

This document reflects the current state of test execution as of its publication date.

Role Attribute CR exit criteria

The Role Attribute specification has the following CR exit criteria. Each one is linked to data in this document that supports its having been satisfied.

1. At least two user agent implementations that can demonstrate access to the role attribute and its lexical values via the DOM.
2. At least two implementations are documented for each of the following requirements:
   1. Pass the RDFa 1.1 with Role tests; (pyRDFa, RDFa Distiller)
   2. Correctly handle use of the role attribute with values from the default vocabulary; (Test 0314)
   3. Correctly handle use of the role attribute with more than one value, including situations where some values are not from a recognized vocabulary; (Test 0310)
   4. Correctly handle use of the role attribute with values from a custom vocabulary; (Test 0309)
   5. Correctly handle use of the role attribute with term values, CURIE values, and IRI values.(Test 0305, Test 0309, Test 0308)

Role Attribute support in User Agents

The Role Attribute specification defines a markup-language independent attribute that can be used in HTML or XML based markup languages. The Role Attribute specification defines no behavioral requirements for user agents with regard to the role attribute, but does require that the attribute and its value(s) be available in the DOM. A simple test script demonstrates whether a user agent supports the attribute in the DOM.

Role Attribute support in RDFa 1.1 Processors

The Role Attribute specification places certain basic requirements on RDFa 1.1 processors that also support the role attribute. Below are the EARL reports of the processors that currently support these requirements.

Source of test cases used in this report