| 34 | | An annotation body in DASISH can be any correct xml. A generic way to present such bodies in "Open Annotation" is to consider a body, which (typically) has attributes and elements, as instances of {{{oa:Composite}}}. Any element and any attribute of the body becomes an {{{oa:item}}} of the body. If an element has sub-elements, it is an instance of {{{oa:composite}}} as well, etc. An attribute or an element with now sub-elements has one of the {{{dctypes}}} and one of the {{{dc:formtat}}}s, and possibly additional relevant properties, such as {{{cnt:chars}}} for text values. Example |
| | 34 | An annotation body in DASISH can be any correct xml. A generic way to present such bodies in "Open Annotation" is to consider a body, which (typically) has attributes and elements, as instances of {{{oa:Composite}}}. Any element and any attribute of the body becomes an {{{oa:item}}} of the body. If an element has sub-elements, it is an instance of {{{oa:composite}}} as well, etc. An attribute or an element with now sub-elements has one of the {{{dctypes}}} and one of the {{{dc:formtat}}}s, and possibly additional relevant properties, such as {{{cnt:chars}}} for text values. Example of an annotation with its properties and the detailed body: |
