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Post details: Representing Content in RDF and HTTP Vocabulary in RDF Drafts Published

Monday, September 15th 2008

10:42:23, Categories: Activity news

Representing Content in RDF and HTTP Vocabulary in RDF Drafts Published

The W3C Evaluation and Repair Tools Working Group today published Representing Content in RDF as a First Public Working Draft. This document provides a vocabulary to represent content in RDF, and is flexible for any type of content available on the Web or in local storage media. The Working Group also published an an updated Working Draft of HTTP Vocabulary in RDF, which defines terms to allow HTTP headers that have been exchanged between a client and a server to be recorded in RDF. These documents can be used to extend the Evaluation and Report Language (EARL) 1.0 Schema, an RDF vocabulary to record test results such as those generated by Web accessibility evaluation tools. They are part of the EARL Specification.
By: Ivan Herman
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