Richard Light wrote:
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jens Lehmann
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
How do I get it to give me XML RDF? I only seem to be able to get
these
text triple things, which I don't consider to be a machine-processible
format ;-)
I get XML when requested. Try:
curl -H "accept: application/rdf+xml"
http://data.linkedmdb.org/resource/film/2014 -L
Jens,
Yes, thanks - so do I.
I was trying to get XML RDF by using Firefox with the Tabulator
extension, and just expected it to kick in when I went to the "data"
URL. Instead I found myself looking at these text triples.
Is there a variant on the URL itself which will return XML RDF? My
concern is that XSLT processors should be able to access these linked
data resources. XSLT [1.0] only groks XML documents. XSLT just has
the document() function in its armoury, and the only information you
can give it is a URL: hence the question.
(I took this concern to the XSLT list, and the most helpful suggestion
I got there was to set up a proxy server which takes URLs, adds an
"accept" header to them, and passes them on. So that's my fallback
strategy if I can't put something into the URL to achieve the desired
result.)
Richard
Richard,
Please try the Open Data Explorer (esp. Firefox Extension variant [1] ),
it works fine with the Linked Movie Database as per some of my twitter
micro posts from yesterday [2] . You will also see examples re. other
exciting Linked Data additions such as data from the BBC and Southampton
Pubs. I even drop a simple mashup in one the links to boot.
Links:
1. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/8062
2. http://twitter.com/kidehen
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