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Tue, 5 Aug 2003 13:00:00 GMT
Notice! This blog is no longer updated as such, and the new spot to point your feedreaders and blurry eyes are https://shelter.nu/blog/ This also means no more comments here, and especially not you spammers, you filthy floatsam of the internet!
A somewhat new topic maps format
Many have warned us; using XSLT for Insert I'm rewriting the core engine of
This looks much easier to use. You've probably saved me a heap of time in needing to learn Velocity and TM4J to take my topic maps to the web. I've just got to get back into XSLT again!
It will be a bit before I have anything concrete to play with but will let you know how I go. My focus at the moment is on the ontologies rather than the XTM produced.
alex ( Wed, Aug 6 2003 )
Yes, a subtle result of the format is that it makes topic maps more understandable. I'm still working out the best solution (even thinking about putting in some redundant data, like names of topics straight into association-memebers, for quiker access) and any ideas is welcome. I'm rewriting xSiteable to work with CSXTM, and it will gain it speed and some templates that can visualise any topic map.
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