> Yeah, that RDF, but I have no clue about the format. Download a key > generated by KeyIndexClient with freenet_request/frequest and you'll see. > The RDF isn't in use for now, but is for future use for key description or > metadata or something, I dont' know. It sounds nice though for the future > when we can get descriptions of keys and categorize them programatically > with RDF.
The purpose making the key index format RDF-based is that you can associate arbitrary metadata with keys, such as Title, Author, References, etc.. There exist programs and libraries that will sort, categorize, filter, etc. entities for you based on these fields. You can actually enter such metadata right now! (at least in the CVS version). Just do this: java Freenet.client.KeyIndexClient -insert snarfoo -key blah -prompt yes You will be prompted to fill in some standard metadata fields. This information will go into the key entry along with the key and be stored in the key index. All that's lacking now is some code which actually uses this metadata to do something, such as categorization or searching. I'd be happy to talk to anyone that would like to use such capabilities in their software, maybe one of the client writers or the Freegle guy. _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
