After having implemented better semantic web standards in other projects I'm working on that use Orbeon for the front-end, I have applied these changes to xEAC. At present, xEAC supports export of RDF/XML in three different models: A default archival-based model, CIDOC-CRM, and one that conforms to the SNAP ontology. All three are a proof of concept and incomplete.
xEAC now supports the delivery of the xEAC default model in Turtle and JSON-LD, through both REST and content negotiation. URIs for record pages now accept the following content types through the Accept header: text/html, application/xml (EAC-CPF), application/rdf+xml (default model), application/json (JSON-LD), text/turtle, application/tei+xml, and application/vnd.google-earth.kml+xml (KML). Requesting an unsupported content type results in an HTTP 406 Not Acceptable error.
For example:
Furthermore, content negotiation has been implemented in the browse page. While Solr-based Atom results have been available through their own REST interface, you can now get them by requesting application/atom+xml. You can also get raw Solr XML back from application/xml. This might be useful to developers. I might implement the Solr JSON response, if there is interest (this would require a little more work).
xEAC now supports the delivery of the xEAC default model in Turtle and JSON-LD, through both REST and content negotiation. URIs for record pages now accept the following content types through the Accept header: text/html, application/xml (EAC-CPF), application/rdf+xml (default model), application/json (JSON-LD), text/turtle, application/tei+xml, and application/vnd.google-earth.kml+xml (KML). Requesting an unsupported content type results in an HTTP 406 Not Acceptable error.
For example:
curl -H "Accept: application/json" http://numismatics.org/authority/elderFurthermore, content negotiation has been implemented in the browse page. While Solr-based Atom results have been available through their own REST interface, you can now get them by requesting application/atom+xml. You can also get raw Solr XML back from application/xml. This might be useful to developers. I might implement the Solr JSON response, if there is interest (this would require a little more work).
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