Hello Toby
On Tue, 2008-04-15 at 08:31 +0100, Toby A Inkster wrote:
> Martin McEvoy wrote:
>
> > I have a new test going on my Dev site that does
just about what you
> > suggest and converts XFN+hCard via XSLT to
produce a FoaF file called
> > for want of a word xFoaF.
>
> > example output using http://www.tantek.com/#h
card as the
> > transformation
>
> Mostly looks good, but I'd suggest that you seem to
have some of the
> relationships backwards. For example, Tantek has the
following on his
> page:
>
> <a href='http://juliemelton.com'
rel='muse'>Julie Melton</a>
>
> which you convert to:
>
> <Person rdf:ID="hcard">
> <name>Tantek Çelik</name>
> <rel:mentorOf>
> <Person rdf:about="http://juliemelton.c
om">
> <name>Julie Melton</name>
> <weblog rdf:resource="http://juliemelton.
com"/>
> </Person>
> </rel:mentorOf>
> </Person>
>
> (I've simplified both down a bit.)
>
> I would suggest that the FOAF should be the other way
around: Tantek
> apprenticeTo Julie; not Tantek mentorOf Julie. (Yes,
the terms
> "mentor" and "apprentice" seem a
bit odd, but they're about the
> closest terms that the FOAF relationships extension has
to "muse".)
Thanks a lot for checking the output over for me, I have
removed the
relationship vocab completely as it wasnt converting very
well in favour
of using the XFN vocab itself.
>
> Also, you needlessly output multiple foaf:knows for
each person.
>
Thanks didn't catch that Fixed now though I have also fixed
parsing
multiple instances of the same person a much better output
altogether.
Thanks again for your input.
Martin McEvoy
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I have a new test going on my Dev site that does just about
what you
suggest and converts XFN+hCard via XSLT to produce a FoaF
file called
for want of a word xFoaF. it Is very much inspired by Dan
Connolly's
grokXFN.xsl
you can take a peek at