Extensible Metadata Platform (XMP) Specification - Adobe Partners
Extensible Metadata Platform (XMP) Specification - Adobe Partners
Extensible Metadata Platform (XMP) Specification - Adobe Partners
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3<br />
<strong>XMP</strong> Storage Model<br />
Serializing <strong>XMP</strong><br />
NOTE: In the following examples the rdf:RDF element has been elided for brevity. The<br />
rdf:Description elements are kept as a convenient place for xmlns attributes.<br />
Simple Types<br />
<strong>XMP</strong>_<strong>Specification</strong>.pdf<br />
dc:format<br />
xmp:CreateDate<br />
"application/pdf"<br />
"2002-08-15T17:10:04Z"<br />
In <strong>XMP</strong>, these properties would specified as follows:<br />
<br />
application/pdf<br />
<br />
<br />
2002-08-15T17:10:04Z<br />
<br />
Alternatively, there is a common form of RDF shorthand that writes simple unqualified<br />
properties as attributes of the rdf:Description element. The second rdf:Description<br />
element above would be specified as follows:<br />
<br />
NOTE: All property names must be legal XML qualified names.<br />
Structures<br />
<strong>XMP</strong>_<strong>Specification</strong>.pdf<br />
xmpTPg:MaxPageSize<br />
stDim:w<br />
stDim:unit<br />
"8.5"<br />
stDim:h<br />
"11.0"<br />
"inch"<br />
This example shows a property that is a structure containing three fields. It would be serialized<br />
in RDF as:<br />
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