clipped from: semtext.org The Pet-a-Matic is a quick and easy way for you to create your own Pet Profiles. Simply work through the forms on this page and complete whichever details you'd like to add to your pet's description. As a minimum you'll need to supply your pet's name and your email address.
Semantic Web development so far has shown an unjustifiable bias towards two-legged creatures.This experiment is an attempt aimed at redressing the balance.
Nothing much has happened. Except a correction to the ontology/schema - non-existent owl:range now replaced by rdfs:range. Thanks jsled.
I've got the XSLT+CSS version working, and also have set up a simple backend for storing the profiles. I think I'll move all the demo stuff over there, and just keep the background docs and schema here.
Here's an example: Sambuca (view source to see the RDF), XSLT, CSS and resulting HTML
The ontology has been changed somewhat, which has been reflected in the Pet-a-matic.
I've also tried direct CSS styling of the RDF/XML profiles, and there's a sample here: Sambuca
This is only likely to display correctly in Mozilla-based browsers. View source to see the data. I've not updated the XSLT stylesheet to reflect the changes in the ontology, but that should provide better cross-browser support.
Basil ( styled! - view source for the RDF/XML)
2004-04-20 Danny Ayers