Having the old url (http://geek.clawz.com/google/rdf-schema/generated-onthology.rdf) no longer available (for its account prolly has been deleted), I change my PURL entry today. As well as checking, and regenerating the RDF Schema via the Ontology Generator.

This RDF Schema will be used in my google-search-result-representation-in-RDF RDF document :). Phew. Curious? You can try to generate some document via the simple interface. It still has bug though. There are empty tag which is not rendered as single tag, but instead as opening and closing tag. Still need to understand how to make Smarty detect empty string correctly.

Still have no idea how to make this rdf document become even more valuable. What could we do with google search result?

Oh, I forgot to tell you where my schema is. It’s available via PURL: http://purl.org/mygoogle/0.1/. Yeah, it’s still young :).

Oh, I still have. I’ve tried to validate RDF doc generated from keyword “neofreko”. I confused what has went wrong. After browsing around lurking for RDF validator which can provide me debug messages of what wrong, I turn back to my on box. I remember I’ve an XML editor, Altova that is. So I opened the rdf doc again, and then simply found that my rdf doc contains entity that prevent it from being wellformed!
I found a » entity there. And Altova told me that I have to define the entity, which mean it’s not a standard one. Hmm, I need to find more info about this » thingy.

Then I try to generate other RDF doc, from a keywoord which hopegully won’t give me anymore » . And, finally valiadte it using other tool. The validator says it’s freaking valid! Yay!

Now, where was that w3c Validator? …

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