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XRD-Parser
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Created:      2009-12-04
Home page:    <http://search.cpan.org/dist/XRD-Parser/>
Bug tracker:  <http://rt.cpan.org/Dist/Display.html?Queue=XRD-Parser>
Maintainer:   Toby Inkster <mailto:tobyink@cpan.org>

0.101 [2010-07-07]
 - Split hostmeta_location function out from hostmeta construtor.

0.100 [2010-06-30]
 - (Update) Tracked changes to host-meta spec.
 - Improvements to method for extracting host names from URIs.

0.06 [2010-04-26]
 - Add reasonable timeouts for hostmeta constructor.

0.05 [2010-02-02]
 - (Update) Switch to my new build system.
 - (Update) Copyright 2010.
 - Allow both methods of handling <Property> within <Link> to be toggled
   independently.
 - Provide an alternative method of handling <Property> within <Link>: RDFS
   subproperties.
 - (Addition) host_uri and template_uri utility functions.
 - (Update) Synchronise callback functionality with RDF::RDFa::Parser 0.30.

0.04 [2009-12-16]
 - Parse <Property> children of <Link template> elements.
 - Support http://host-meta.net/xrd/1.0 and http://host-meta.net/ns/1.0 as
   alternatives.
 - Don't reify <Link> elements multiple times for multiple <Property>
   children.

0.03
 - (Addition) Provide an XRD::Parser->hostmeta($uri) shortcut constructor.
 - Send proper HTTP Accept header when requesting XRD files.
 - Prefer namespace-aware DOM functions.

0.02
 - (Addition) Support for host-meta's <hm:Host/> element as a way to set
   subjects.
 - Implement <Alias/> element as an owl:sameAs-like predicate rather than
   simply duplicating data.
 - (Addition) Support for IANA keywords in <Link rel/> attribute.
 - Map XRD <Expires/> element to the RDF URI
   <http://ontologi.es/xrd#expires>.
 - (Addition) Support <Link template/> attribute via a special datatype and
   special predicate URI scheme.

0.01 # First release

