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 I'd like to make TBL's Semantic Web happen, so I'm helping out in a small way: I converted my resume to XML. I'm using the dtd at http://xmlresume.sourceforge.net/ , largely because it showed up higher on Google than any other. How's that for a fancy product selection process? AndersenAccenture, eat your heart out!
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To get emacs' nxml mode to validate the resume I had to convert the resume dtd to RELAX NG syntax. I used "trang":
$ java -jar bin/trang.jar -I dtd -O rnc downloads/resume-1_5_1/dtd/resume.dtd lisp/nxml-mode-20041004/schema/resume151.rnc 

I had to hack the generated output slightly: it insisted that the only valid document element was resumes when according to the DTD resume is also valid.

--- /home/tobyc/tmp/backup/!home!tobyc!lisp!nxml-mode-20041004!schema!resume151.rnc~   2009-12-17 20:20:11.000000000 -0500
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attlist.dayOfMonth &= attribute targets { text }? attlist.present &= attribute targets { text }? attlist.title &= attribute targets { text }? -start = resumes | company +start = resume | resumes | company

then add the resume type to nxml's database of schemas:

--- /home/tobyc/tmp/backup/!home!tobyc!lisp!nxml-mode-20041004!schema!schemas.xml~   2008-04-05 08:26:58.000000000 -0400
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<namespace ns="http://thaiopensource.com/ns/locating-rules/1.0" uri="locate.rnc"/>

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I'd like to make TBL's Semantic Web happen, so I'm helping out in a small way: I'm working on converting my resume to XML. I'm using the dtd at http://xmlresume.sourceforge.net/ , largely because it showed up higher on Google than any other. How's that for a fancy product selection process? Andersen, eat your heart out!
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I'd like to make TBL's Semantic Web happen, so I'm helping out in a small way: I converted my resume to XML. I'm using the dtd at http://xmlresume.sourceforge.net/ , largely because it showed up higher on Google than any other. How's that for a fancy product selection process? AndersenAccenture, eat your heart out!
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I'd like to make TBL's Semantic Web happen, so I'm helping out in a small way: I'm working on converting my resume to XML. I'm using the dtd at http://xmlresume.sourceforge.net/ , largely because it showed up higher on Google than any other. How's that for a fancy product selection process? Andersen, eat your heart out!

-- TobyCabot - 11 Sep 2001

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