Thanks for taking the time to look into this issue and to come back with a clear answer.

--ben

Essentially RDF proposes a different data model than XML: everything is encoded as a triplet. The XML serialization is, in many ways, secondary. On this data model, you can create data structures. OWL is one of them. A couple of years ago, I put together a very high-level introduction at: http://fr....

Adrian what you are proposing there is… weak support. As you indicated yourself in the analysis made by Radu.
I hope you won't be offended if I suggest to lone rider that he looks into products like Protege

I'd love an iPad version of oXygen. Truth to be told, the lack of a good XML editor is the only reason I still carry regularly a MacBook when visiting customers. The iPad would be more convenient, both in terms of weight and it's a better tool for note taking. There are several options to convert Ja...

I enjoy the new support for JSON in oXygen 13 but there is another technology that I see growing, it's RDF. There are RDF-specific products, such as Protégé, but I'm used to work with oXygen and I'd like to see it built up it's RDF support. In concrete terms, it would mean: - assistance in the edito...