Thanks for your talk about XML. I have several questions:
o Are Vocabulary and Namespace synonymous terms?
o What is XML-DATA?
o Reading about RDF and Dublin Core as RDF application I was left confused as to what acutally is a resource. It usually seems to be assumed that it is a document, but this impression may only be due to the examples.
Thus, in a file with several item descriptions could: - Each item be a resource, for which a creator/editor etc. is described using DublinCore? - Could even the characters information within an item have different authors? (And if yes: Is it wise to do this?) - Is there a limit to a hierarchy of RDF objects in an XML file?
You can copy-and-paste this into an example.html file, and see it in Internet Explorer 5, or Mozilla, or any XHTML+CSS1 compliant browser.
Note: I assume that Mozilla does not apply to Netscape 4.7, which did not seem to be able to display the code you appended
- how and why mix several vocabularies,
I would be very interested in this one.
thanks
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