Linux ROR/RDF Code Generator?

[Siri Amrit Kaur]

On Wednesday 01 March 2006 08:42 pm, Mike Garfias kindly wrote:

> Not sure what you mean by "ROR"
>


From Wikipedia:

"ROR also stands for "Resources Of a Resource", an XML format for describing 
common website objects to the search engines (e.g. sitemaps, products, 
services, articles, feeds, contact, etc)"

Paraphrasing from elsewhere, what I've gathered, is: 

ROR/RDF XMLNS code is a form of XML that validates through the RDF Validation 
Service. It can be interpreted by any search engine bot that crawls my site. 
Sort of like Google's site map, but not exclusive to any one search engine. 


> Here is a perl mod for Atom:
>
> http://search.cpan.org/author/MINTER/XML-Atom-SimpleFeed-0.7/lib/XML/Atom/S
>impleFeed.pm
>
> and RSS:
>
> http://search.cpan.org/~kellan/XML-RSS-1.05/lib/RSS.pm
>

It's all just a little over my head. 

Thanks, though. 

Siri Amrit
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> Siri Amrit Kaur spoke forth with the blessed manuscript:
> > I'm looking into making an ROR/RDF XMLNS code page for my website to help
> > the search engine bots. There are a number of tools out there I could
> > download to generate the code, but none that work in Linux as far as I
> > can tell. I managed to make a Google .xml sitemap w/out a code generator,
> > and I could probably do this w/out one, too, but I need to see some
> > examples so I would know how to proceed. (I have seen some examples, but
> > they haven't been as helpful as I'd like.)
> >
> > Does anyone know of a code generator that works in Linux? Or would anyone
> > be willing to let me see a snippet of one of these pages they've written
> > for their site, that I could use as a template?
> >