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Re: [xml-dev] Xml is _not_ selfdescribing
by John Aldridge other posts by this author
Jan 15 2002 7:03PM messages near this date
Re: [xml-dev] Xml is _not_ selfdescribing | Re: [xml-dev] Xml is _not_ selfdescribing
At 13:20 15/01/2002 -0500, Gavin Thomas Nicol wrote:
> On Tuesday 15 January 2002 12:34 pm, John Aldridge wrote:
>  > Actually, CSV++ would also need some equivalent of XML namespaces,
>  > in order to allow (but not require) applications to draw their
>  > column names from a vocabulary with well understood meanings.
> 
> Got to be careful with that word "meanings" here though. I would say
> "from a standardised vocabulary".

Um, at the risk of provoking a philosophical discussion using long words 
which I won't understand :-)

I'm using "meanings" in the sense that, for example, the Dublin Core 
element "dc:Creator" /means/ "An entity primarily responsible for making 
the content of the resource".

-- 
Cheers,
John


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