XMP Specification September 2005 27 XMP Storage Model Serializing XMP 3 Here is a general example, repeated from “Property Qualifiers” on page 17. The figure above shows an array with two elements, each of which has a property qualifier called ns:role (defined in the fictitious namespace “ns:myNamespace/”). It would be serialized as follows: rdf:Description rdf:about="" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:ns="ns:myNamespace/" dc:creator rdf:Seq rdf:li rdf:Description rdf:valueWilliam Gilbert/rdf:value ns:rolelyricist/ns:role /rdf:Description /rdf:li rdf:li rdf:Description rdf:valueArthur Sullivan/rdf:value ns:rolecomposer/ns:role /rdf:Description /rdf:li /rdf:Seq /dc:creator /rdf:Description The presence of property qualifiers is indicated by a special use of the rdf:Description element. Each rdf:li array item in the example contains an rdf:Description element, which itself contains the following: ● a special element called rdf:value that represents the value of the property dc:creator "William Gilbert" "lyricist" ns:role Pirates of Penzance seq "Arthur Sullivan" "composer" ns:role 1 2
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XMP Specification September 2005 27 XMP Storage Model Serializing XMP 3 Here is a general example, repeated from “Property Qualifiers” on page 17. The figure above shows an array with two elements, each of which has a property qualifier called ns:role (defined in the fictitious namespace “ns:myNamespace/”). It would be serialized as follows: rdf:Description rdf:about="" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:ns="ns:myNamespace/" dc:creator rdf:Seq rdf:li rdf:Description rdf:valueWilliam Gilbert/rdf:value ns:rolelyricist/ns:role /rdf:Description /rdf:li rdf:li rdf:Description rdf:valueArthur Sullivan/rdf:value ns:rolecomposer/ns:role /rdf:Description /rdf:li /rdf:Seq /dc:creator /rdf:Description The presence of property qualifiers is indicated by a special use of the rdf:Description element. Each rdf:li array item in the example contains an rdf:Description element, which itself contains the following: ● a special element called rdf:value that represents the value of the property dc:creator "William Gilbert" "lyricist" ns:role Pirates of Penzance seq "Arthur Sullivan" "composer" ns:role 1 2

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