Location of the XSL-file; Location of the output should come. Figure 16: Adapting the transformation script Adaptability The test implementation of the CPSV-AP Public Service Description Editor can be easily adapted to include new functionalities or make changes to the CPSV-AP. The editor is designed for the CPSV-AP. It is however adaptable to reflect any data model. In the editor the administrator can freely add or remove classes and properties. RDF mappings for these classes can be assigned and existing mappings can be changed. Adding classes can be done by specifying new types” in the Admin Panel. “Content Structure >> Content type >> Add Content Type. Figure 17 shows the screen that will appear. To add a new class, please follow the steps described below: Choose the name of the class; Specify the first property of the class. Usually, the first property is the identifier; Configure the RDF mapping. Figure 17: Adding a new class Figure 18 shows the RDF mapping interface. To map the RDF, the administrator has to insert the correct predicates in the supplied fields: The class predicate; The property predicate and datatype. Figure 18: adding RDF to a new class After the class is created, properties can be added by going to the fields” “manage screen ( >> Content types >> manage fields). In this menu, new fields can be added. In addition, existing fields can be chosen from the drop-down menu, should you want to reuse fields that have already been defined (for instance, the field description can be easily reused). For the new field the input method/field type needs to be chosen (text field, select list …).
Location of the XSL-file; Location of the output should come. Figure 16: Adapting the transformation script Adaptability The test implementation of the CPSV-AP Public Service Description Editor can be easily adapted to include new functionalities or make changes to the CPSV-AP. The editor is designed for the CPSV-AP. It is however adaptable to reflect any data model. In the editor the administrator can freely add or remove classes and properties. RDF mappings for these classes can be assigned and existing mappings can be changed. Adding classes can be done by specifying new “Content types” in the Admin Panel. Structure >> Content type >> Add Content Type. Figure 17 shows the screen that will appear. To add a new class, please follow the steps described below: Choose the name of the class; Specify the first property of the class. Usually, the first property is the identifier; Configure the RDF mapping. Figure 17: Adding a new class Figure 18 shows the RDF mapping interface. To map the RDF, the administrator has to insert the correct predicates in the supplied fields: The class predicate; The property predicate and datatype. Figure 18: adding RDF to a new class After the class is created, properties can be added by going to the “manage fields” screen ( >> Content types >> manage fields). In this menu, new fields can be added. In addition, existing fields can be chosen from the drop-down menu, should you want to reuse fields that have already been defined (for instance, the field description can be easily reused). For the new field the input method/field type needs to be chosen (text field, select list …).
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