Maatary Daniel OKOUYA wrote:

> By the way I have some requirement  that makes that the language used  
> for ontology representation or for the content language could be  
> anything. Hence, i can not impose Jena formalism throughout the all  
> system. 

"Jena formalism" is just a representation of RDF inside Java. If
you're using RDF and writing in Java, why can you "impose" this
formalism?

> I need to have some abstract intermediary representation.

That would be a Jena model (or graph); it's pretty abstract, just
a bunch of triples with some convenient accessors.

I concur with Dave's remark about RDF/XML; don't think in terms
of XML, it will make your life too complicated. That's what the
Jena parsers and writers are for: so you don't have to worry about
the details of surface syntax.

Chris

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