Are you saying that the next release of Calais will include an XSLT that transforms an OpenCalais xml/rdf response into HTML that essentially displays like that of the CalaisViewer? And if so, any broad timeframes on that?
John -
Adding the following as the first lines of OpenCalais RDF will show the RDF as HTML in any browser. This is the same view as our SemanticProxy HTML result.
You can grab the source as modify as desired. The lines:
The http://www.semanticproxy.com/rdf.xslt is a very helpful XSLT. Were you also going to be releasing an XSLT that displays results like the Calais Document Viewer? I think that is what the original poster and I were both inquiring about.
Hi Mark,
We will be able to publish as part of the next version an XSLT of our RDF.
Ofer
Are you saying that the next release of Calais will include an XSLT that transforms an OpenCalais xml/rdf response into HTML that essentially displays like that of the CalaisViewer? And if so, any broad timeframes on that?
It will be in a matter of weeks.
Ofer
If the XSLT is still being finalized, is there a preview of it that could be released now?
John -
Adding the following as the first lines of OpenCalais RDF will show the RDF as HTML in any browser. This is the same view as our SemanticProxy HTML result.
You can grab the source as modify as desired. The lines:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="http://www.semanticproxy.com/rdf.xslt"?>
Regards,
The http://www.semanticproxy.com/rdf.xslt is a very helpful XSLT. Were you also going to be releasing an XSLT that displays results like the Calais Document Viewer? I think that is what the original poster and I were both inquiring about.