A Converter to RDF is a tool which converts application data from an application-specific format into RDF for use with RDF tools and integration with other data.Converters may be part of a one-time migration effort, or part of a running system which provides a semantic web view of a given application. See also: ConverterFromRdf
Tools:
BibTex is the format for bibliographic references in TeX.
bibtex2rdf transforms BibTEX files into RDF/XML. (Simile)
bibtex2rdf - A configurable BibTeX to RDF Converter by Wolf Siberski.
An online service set up at the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, following the OntoWeb portal vocabulary. The perl source can also be downloaded.
Java BibTeX-To-RDF Converter based on the SWRC terminology.
email2rdf transforms email mbox files into RDF/XML. (Simile)
aboutMsg.py converts email metadata to RDF. (SWAP)
SWAML transforms a mailing list into RDF/XML using SIOC.
Email::MIME::XMTP Perl extension to read and write XMTP
aperture.sf.net IMAP crawler
java2rdf scans java bytecode for method calls and creates a description of the dependencies between classes and the package/archive encoded in RDF/N3. (Simile)
javadoc2rdf is a doclet that makes javadoc output metadata about your code (structure of the classes, methods, comments, etc.) encoded in RDF/N3. (Simile)
jira2rdf transforms Atlassian Jira’s events about bug reports and issue tracking into RDF/N3.
The metadata within JPEG photo is encoded in the EXIF standard.
jpeg2rdf scans a folder for JPEG files, parses the EXIF and IPCT metadata found in those files and dumps an RDF/N3 representation of it into a file. (Simile)
An adapted version of jhead extracts RDF data form the EXIT encoded in JPEG files within a directory. Generates RDF/N3. (SWAP)
This is format used for contact information in LDAP server system. It is for example exported by Thunderbird’s address-book.
ldif2n3.py Very incomplete, but useful. Generates foaf. Hides email addresses by hashing in the FOAF style if -m command flag is given. (SWAP)
Other SemanticWeb tools see ESW-WIKI