Posted by jaykainthola on April 26, 2012 at 12:30pm
Hi,
I am new babie drupal developer. I have created some site in drupal 7. One of my client ask me to provide the RDF functionality to website.
I have read many article in internet about RDF. As I know, there is "RDF" module in core of Drupal 7.
But I am not sure, only installing "RDF" module will provide me all functionality regarding "RDF", as I am not getting any "RDF" file for the website or any content page.
Can any one suggest me, which step I need to follow?
Thanks in advance.
Comments
The RDF module in core will
The RDF module in core will only give you some RDF in HTML (also called RDF in attributes or RDFa). If you want to have actual RDF files available for download, you should install RDF Extensions with RESTful Services, which will give you RDF/XML, N-Triples and Turtle. Furthermore you can query the RDF data of your site using SPARQL with the SPARQL Endpoint module.
To have a look at the RDF
To have a look at the RDF produced, you could put URIs from your site into the W3C RDFa Distiller http://www.w3.org/2007/08/pyRdfa/
What is the difference
What is the difference between SPARQL Endpoint module and SPARQL Views module?
SPARQL Endpoint makes the RDF
SPARQL Endpoint makes the RDF data of your site available and queryable using the SPARQL query language. SPARQL Views allows Views to pull data from a SPARQL Endpoint (instead of the local SQL database). Typically you have one site with SPARQL Views which displays data located on another site with the SPARQL Endpoint enabled.
Thanks scor.
Thanks scor.