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Dear all, there is a new version of the XML->RDF extraction framework Krextor (0.3) at http://kwarc.info/projects/krextor/. Now, some less obscure input and output formats are supported, most notably RDFa as input, and the somewhat human-readable Turtle (similar to N3) as output. RDFa is for semantic annotation of XHTML, but Krextor also makes it easy to integrate RDFa into other host languages. Other news: * literal XML shorthand syntax for defining simple XML->RDF extraction rules * shell script frontend * convenient and efficient Java integration (using XOM and Saxon) Krextor is an extensible XSLT-based framework for extracting RDF from XML, supporting multiple input languages as well as multiple output RDF notations. Krextor provides convenience templates that try to do âthe right thingâ⢠in many common cases, as to reduce the need for manually writing repetitive code. If you want to give it a try for your XML language or microformat, I'd be happy to support you in doing so. BTW: In an older discussion on this list I got some good feedback from you about different programming languages than XSLT, which I could consider for a reimplementation of Krextor. For now, I'll stick to XSLT, but I'm always interested in looking at alternatives; see https://trac.kwarc.info/krextor/wiki/DevelopmentNotes for a summary. Cheers, Christoph -- Christoph Lange, DERI Galway/Jacobs Univ. Bremen, http://kwarc.info/clange
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