It does work only for RDF representing a data list (not trees for example)

You have to assign $datas member properties with a data list. It can a list of associative arrays, a jResultSet object (an iterator) returned from jDb::query or from a dao select method:

 $rep = $this->getResponse("rdf");

 $dao = jDao::get('users');
 $rep->datas = $dao->findAll();

Also:

 $rep->datas = array(
         array('name'='washington', 'firstname'=>'georges'),
         array('name'=>'churchill', 'firstname'=>'winston'),
         array('name'=>'jaurès', 'firstname'=>'jean'),
   );

The latter will generate:

<RDF xmlns:RDF="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#"
     xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#"
     xmlns:row="http://dummy/rdf#">

   <Bag RDF:about="urn:data:row">
      <li><Description>
              <row:nom>washington</row:nom>
              <row:prenom>georges</row:prenom>
           </Description></li>
      <li><Description>
              <row:nom>churchill</row:nom>
              <row:prenom>winston</row:prenom>
           </Description></li>
      <li><Description>
              <row:nom>jaurès</row:nom>
              <row:prenom>jean</row:prenom>
           </Description></li>
   </Bag>
</RDF>

jResponseRdf declares as default namespace "http:dummy/rdf#" with "row" prefix. this prefix is used for data elements. You can choose your own namespace by settting $resNs and $resNsPrefix// properties respectively.

  $rep->resNs = 'http://mysupersite.com/ns/users/';
  $rep->resNsPrefix = 'user';

You can also modify the data list id which defaults to "urn:data:row":

  $rep->resUriRoot = 'urn:mysupersite:users';

You might also want to choose selectively between generating data informations as attributes or as elements. You'll have to declare elements and attributes through $asElement and $asAttribute properties.

  $rep->asAttribute = array('firstname');
  $rep->asElement = array('name');

Note : as soon as you set one of those two properties, every data entity in your data list must appear in one of those arrays in order to be generated in the RDF output.

Example:

<RDF xmlns:RDF="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#"
     xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#"
     xmlns:user="http://mysupersite.com/ns/users/">

   <Bag RDF:about="urn:mysupersite:users">
      <li><Description user:firstname="georges">
              <user:name>washington</user:name>
           </Description></li>
      <li><Description user:firstname="winston">
              <user:name>churchill</user:name>
           </Description></li>
      <li><Description user:firstname="jean">
              <user:name>jaurès</user:name>
           </Description></li>
   </Bag>
</RDF>

Alike other responses, you can use templates to generate RDF with jResponseRdf. You have to use $datas member to pass datas to the template. You can then use $datas in your template as you like. As for example, it is common to iterate over it. See example below. You also have to indicate which template to use through $template properties.

Example:

 $rep = $this->getResponse("rdf");

 $rep->datas = array(
         array('nom'=>'dupont', 'prenom'=>'georges'),
         array('nom'=>'durant', 'prenom'=>'paul'),
         array('nom'=>'duchemin', 'prenom'=>'jacques'),
   );
 $rep->template = 'mymodule~datasrdf';

And datasrdf.tpl :

<RDF xmlns:RDF="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#"
     xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#"
     xmlns:user="http://mysupersite.com/ns/users/">

   <Bag RDF:about="urn:mysupersite:users">

   {foreach $datas as $dt}
      <li><Description user:firstname="{$data['firstname']|escxml}">
              <user:name>{$data['name']|escxml}</user:name>
           </Description></li>
   {/foreach}

   </Bag>
</RDF>

Note : you don't have to generate xml prolog (<?xml... )

Note : $resNs, $resNsPrefix, $resUriRoot, $asElement and $asAttribute have no effects if you use a template.