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i have to annotate some web pages using particular ontology of a particular domain and generate annotated web pages in RDF format.
so there is any open source tool available which will complete my requirement. i am new in jena programming. so please suggest some links or books.
You can annotate your HTML page using RDFa markup (look at the example in the page) and then
use this library to convert the pages into RDF.
If annotating means some semantic disambiguation, you need to do that manually like #loopasam propoesed. For clear mapping (e.g. <title> tag to dc:title) you might want to use XSLT to add the RDFa tags.
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I need to get metadata info from a eBook such as author, publication date, publisher, plot, etc. The formats are '.mobi', '.azw', '.azw2', '.azw3', '.epub'.
Is there any cocoa class for that? If not, which libraries do you suggest me?
I think no, but all those formats have xml based metadata formats, so use any xml parser you like.
Just unzip file and see what inside. For example internals of some .epub
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Working on building out a Web2Print product I need some kind of editor that will allow a user to manipulate graphics and ultimately generate a PDF. There are plenty of HTML 2 PDF APIs available but I was hoping someone might have experience with something a little more integrated and suited for dealing with graphics/fonts/text?
In PHP the best opensource option is TCPDF http://www.tcpdf.org/
I wanted to answer this and update everyone on the solutions that I found. Through the Magento extension store I was able to find several commercial (although still very reasonably priced) solutions:
http://www.zetaprints.com/ and http://layoutbuddy.com/ look like the most full featured and supported (as well as no up-front licensing.)
Thanks for all of the responses!
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I am currently trying to parse the semantic structure of a PDF file. I believe the metadata added to make PDFs accessible is the correct way to go about it, but I can't find a library that will handle it cleanly.
I've tried PDFLib TET on iOS but I can't get it to open certain test documents and the error it returns is too obscure to be Googleable.
Are there any other libraries that do the same?
I'd have a look at the pCOS-Library (also from http://pdflib.com). For use in PHP there would be an alternative you could have a look at http://www.setasign.com/. They might have a tool for that purpose.
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I'm looking for a high level overview of how one goes from an AST to working code via the DLR, does anyone have (a link for) something like that?
Here is a good 3 part tutorial about building a basic language from the parsing to the actual tree construction to the dlr mapping.
http://www.bitwisemag.com/2/DLR-Build-Your-Own-Language
All the current DLR specs and documents are located here:
http://dlr.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Docs%20and%20specs&referringTitle=Documentation
This tutorial is the one that I used to learn the DLR:
http://www.dotnetguru.org/us/dlrus/DLR2.htm
It builds a custom version of javascript on the DLR.
And if all else fails you can look here:
http://myjscript.codeplex.com/sourcecontrol/changeset/view/8678?projectName=MyJScript#109043
to see the actual parser implementation, though I would probably recommend using Antlr as your parser. That's what I use, though I've got a fair bit of Antlr experience:)
Here is a link that maybe helps: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/codegen/astdlrtest.aspx
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Is there a PDF library that one can use to automate creating PDFs from URLs? The current approach I use is to "Print" a page and select a PDF plugin like PrimoPDF to generate the PDF document but I was wanting to automate that.
ABCPDF can do it
wkhtmltopdf generates the most accurate PDFs out of web pages that I have ever found. It renders them in WebKit and converts this to PDF, so the PDF will look exactly like the web page, including all styles and other fancy things.
Just use it like this:
wkpdfhtmltopdf http://www.whatever.com/page.html page.pdf
Depends on what platform you are on
Windows - Websupergoo's ABC PDF
http://www.websupergoo.com/
*nix - Prince XML
http://www.princexml.com/overview/
I've also used ABC PDF (from classic ASP) and found it very good.