%0 Report %1 Carroll2004b %A Carroll, Jeremy J. %A Stickler, Patrick %D 2004 %K rdf syntax trix %N HPL-2004-56 %T TriX: RDF Triples in XML %X Many approaches to writing RDF in XML have been proposed. The revised standard RDF/XML still has many known problems. It is not intrinsically difficult to have a clear serialization of RDF in XML, and we present a simple solution. We add the ability to name graphs, noting that in practice this is already widely used. We use XSLT as a general syntactic extensibility mechanism to provide human friendly macros for our syntax.

@techreport{Carroll2004b, abstract = {Many approaches to writing RDF in XML have been proposed. The revised standard RDF/XML still has many known problems. It is not intrinsically difficult to have a clear serialization of RDF in XML, and we present a simple solution. We add the ability to name graphs, noting that in practice this is already widely used. We use XSLT as a general syntactic extensibility mechanism to provide human friendly macros for our syntax.}, added-at = {2010-09-27T20:33:03.000+0200}, author = {Carroll, Jeremy J. and Stickler, Patrick}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2f77b4faf532c145b0d703d66fe9ef818/voj}, day = 13, institution = {HP Labs}, interhash = {6405899cf36851ab22731626ed69bb30}, intrahash = {f77b4faf532c145b0d703d66fe9ef818}, keywords = {rdf syntax trix}, month = {5}, number = {HPL-2004-56}, timestamp = {2010-09-27T20:33:03.000+0200}, title = {TriX: RDF Triples in XML}, year = 2004 }