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February 20th, 2007, 03:02 AM
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RDF usage...
Dear All,
There are a few stuffs about RDF, Can someone explain in plain language what is RDF and what is it used for ? I have heard of a relational RDF loader which is related to some database....how to proceed in order to design an RDF loader ? Does it have to do with some sort of search engine design or something else ? Your inputs and references are appreciated.... thanks for reading...! /H
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March 8th, 2007, 06:16 AM
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A little confused why you would want to design something that you don't know what it is. BUt take a look here And google itself will turn up many results for a search on 'what is RDF'. In regards of how do you go about designing one, read the above page and read a lot of the google results. Understand what it is, what it does, what input it requires, what output it requires. Then you may be able to start considering how does it get from the input to the output.
Hope this (delayed response) helps 
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