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               Redland RDF Application Framework - Documentation

DOCUMENTS

   The latest documentation is on the Redland Web Site.
     * Installation document
     * Testing Redland
     * Frequently Asked Questions
     * To-do list
     * News
     * Release Notes
     * License

API DOCUMENTATION

   The API DocBook documentation is generated automatically from the
   source code using the Linux kernel kernel-doc program which you can get
   as the file scripts/kernel-doc in the distribution. Each of the higher
   level language APIs contains a mapping to the core C API and may also
   include extra documentation describing the native APIs along with
   examples of use.
     * Redland API documentation (HTML)
     * Redland storage implementations overview
     * Redland C# (ECMA CLI) interface (redland bindings)
     * Redland Java interface (redland bindings)
     * Redland Perl interface (redland bindings)
     * Redland PHP interface (redland bindings)
     * Redland Python interface (redland bindings)
     * Redland Ruby interface (redland bindings)
     * Redland Tcl interface (redland bindings)

PAPERS

   The design and implementation of Redland are discussed in detail in the
   paper The Design and Implementation of the Redland RDF Application
   Framework presented at the WWW10 conference, May 2001. (pre-print).

   The details of the technology of the WSE and RDN-WSE projects that are
   based on Redland are reported in Web Crawling High-Quality Metadata
   using RDF and Dublin Core, presented at the WWW2002 conference, May
   2002.
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   Copyright 2000-2007 Dave Beckett, Copyright 2000-2004 University of
   Bristol