S-Link-S MetaData Editor

Date:     Fri, 27 Aug 1999 00:03:14 -0400
From:     Eric Hellman <eric@hellman.net>
To:       rdf-dev@mailbase.ac.uk
Subject:  S-Link-S MetaData Editor

Openly Informatics recently released an alpha version of a Java application for creating and publishing RDF metadata using our S-Link-S RDF vocabulary for Journal Hyperlinking.

We'd very much like to get feedback from the RDF community. The app is available for free download from:

http://www.openly.com/SLinkS/Editor.html.

Some features that may be of interest: We read comments, labels, and choices in directly from the RDF Schema file, and from a RDF configuation file. This is done with a SAX parser on XML4J.

RDF is used as the output format. We built the application to shield our users from RDF as much as possible. A typical comment from potential users: "We're wondering if we should use RDF for other applications; what is it really?"

If there are any free-lance technical writers interested in some work related to this, please get in touch.

Eric

Eric Hellman
Openly Informatics, Inc.
http://www.openly.com/           Tools for 21st Century Scholarly Publishing

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