XGMML (eXtensible Graph Markup and Modeling Language)

News

08/24/2001 Creation of the w3pal group for discussion of W3Pal system and XML application languages: XGMML, LOGML and RGML.
URL:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/w3pal/
07/16/2001 XGMML Schema Documentation generated by XML Spy
06/29/2001 LOGML 1.0 (Log Markup Language) (based on XGMML) - LOGML Schema
06/28/2001 XGMML 1.0 Draft Specification Update - New XGMML Schema
06/25/2001 XGMML 1.0 Draft Specification Update - New XGMML Schema
06/14/2001 XGMML at Math / Data Standards - ZapThink / XML.org Report
06/04/2001 Plug-in Netscape pour la visualisation de graphe en 3D
04/04/2001 New XSLT Style Sheets
03/24/2001 OpenJGraph - Java Graph and Graph Drawing Project - adds support for XGMML serialization
10/07/2000 Graph Gallery
10/06/2000 XGMML 1.0 Draft Specification Update - New XGMML Schema
10/02/2000 XGMML page at XML.com - by Lisa Rein
09/27/2000 XGMML page at xmlhack.com - by Simon St.Laurent
07/04/2000 XGMML page at OASIS - by Robin Cover
07/02/2000 XGMML was added to the Registry of XML.org
05/19/2000 Talk at WWW9 Conference - The Semantic Web - Developers Day
05/15/2000 Talk at WWW9 Conference - Web Measurement, Metrics and Mathematical Model Workshop
03/15/2000 Link to XGMML Schema at XML Schema site
03/15/2000 XGMML 1.0 Draft Specification

XGMML Specification

XGMML (eXtensible Graph Markup and Modeling Language) is an XML application based on GML which is used for graph description. XGMML uses tags to describe nodes and edges of a graph. The purpose of XGMML is to make possible the exchange of graphs between differents authoring and browsing tools for graphs. The conversion of graphs written in GML to XGMML is trivial. Using XSL with XGMML allows the translation of graphs to different formats. XGMML was created to be used for the WWWPAL System that visualizes web sites as a graph. Web Robots can navigate through a web site and save the graph information as an XGMML file. XGMML, as any other XML application, can be mixed with other markup languages to describe additional graph, node and/or edge information.