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From: Ben R. <na...@us...> - 2002-11-01 02:34:53
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On 31/10/02 at 10:54 PM, Jim Croft <jr...@an...> wrote: > > >We just need to work out which bits of the meta schema we > >attempt to place within the main schema <xs:element> sections as > ><xs:annotation>. > > basically everything that does not fit in the main part of the > element itself... Sorry, but I don't follow your meaning.. > >BTW, I like what I see in Greg's example of using Dublin Core > >and RDF.. > > I think we need to be clear about what we are going here. From > my understanding of the story, Dubin Core is designed to describe > the basics of a resource, in the AVH/HISPID scheme of things, a > file. Thus I think it belongs in the file head stuff, describing > the hispid file as a whole... > > At this stage I am not convinced that it is applicable for each > element, but I am willing to try and be convinced... :) > > I guess the question Greg is asking is, should we explicitly > invoke the dc: namespace for these metadata elements, or just use > our own version of compatible elements that can be translated to > dc: when and if needed? any views? Well, I should have been more specific. I was glad to see a working example of using namespaces. All my attempts failed validation in XMLSpy, but this one passed validation. Cheers, Ben |