Hi
Is there a simple way of entering values for optional XML attributes in the editing screen?
At the moment I can't even see them in that view if I add them directly to the XML, so I probably need help there too!Cheers
E
Evert Bleys
From my experience, adding them directly in the XML should also make them visible, provided you follow the schematron
rules closely, save and reload your word in the extended view. I've been able to add e.g. download fields or multiple feature lists in this way, by editing the XML directly.
However, you may wish to use an external XML editor such as Notepad++, which does a better job at highlighting the syntax
and keeping nodes indented and properly formed/closed. You can edit your XML there, and then paste it over the one in Geonetwork.
Cheers,
Victor
Hi
Is there a simple way of entering values for optional XML attributes in the editing screen?
At the moment I can't even see them in that view if I add them directly to the XML, so I probably need help there too!Cheers
E
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Thanks Victor
Till now I've been doing all editing on XML parser but am hoping to get authors to do their own in GN but it will need to provide attribute options from the normal editing interface to make it useful, otherwise I might as well keep hand-coding using oXygen.
Evert Bleys
On 29/03/2011, at 21:46, Victor Epitropou <vepitrop@anonymised.com> wrote:
From my experience, adding them directly in the XML should also make them visible, provided you follow the schematron
rules closely, save and reload your word in the extended view. I've been able to add e.g. download fields or multiple feature lists in this way, by editing the XML directly.However, you may wish to use an external XML editor such as Notepad++, which does a better job at highlighting the syntax
and keeping nodes indented and properly formed/closed. You can edit your XML there, and then paste it over the one in Geonetwork.Cheers,
VictorHi
Is there a simple way of entering values for optional XML attributes in the editing screen?
At the moment I can't even see them in that view if I add them directly to the XML, so I probably need help there too!Cheers
E
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Hi Evert,
Victor's answer is one way you could do this. In the editor in 2.7, you can add/edit/delete optional attributes - they should appear as an expandable group under the element they apply to - take a look for example at the begin date and end date on the temporalextent element in the advanced editor in 2.7.
Can you let us know what attributes you want your users to be able to edit?
Cheers,
Simon
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Thanks Victor
Till now I've been doing all editing on XML parser but am hoping to get authors to do their own in GN but it will need to provide attribute options from the normal editing interface to make it useful, otherwise I might as well keep hand-coding using oXygen.
Evert Bleys
On 29/03/2011, at 21:46, Victor Epitropou <vepitrop@anonymised.com> wrote:
From my experience, adding them directly in the XML should also make them visible, provided you follow the schematron
rules closely, save and reload your word in the extended view. I've been able to add e.g. download fields or multiple feature lists in this way, by editing the XML directly.However, you may wish to use an external XML editor such as Notepad++, which does a better job at highlighting the syntax
and keeping nodes indented and properly formed/closed. You can edit your XML there, and then paste it over the one in Geonetwork.Cheers,
VictorHi
Is there a simple way of entering values for optional XML attributes in the editing screen?
At the moment I can't even see them in that view if I add them directly to the XML, so I probably need help there too!Cheers
E
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Thanks Simon
I'm using 2.7.0 snapshot jar
Is there a template that is better than the others for accessing the
attributes
I can see them for the gml objects but not the gmd objects, is that
right?
Is there a flag I can set for gmd attributes?
Immediate requirements are
gmd:MD_Metadata@anonymised.com
<!-- I use this to store my "(semi-)permanent URL" filetag -->
and
gmd:MD_Metadata/gmd:identificationInfo/gmd:MD_DataIdentification@anonymised.com
<!-- I use this as one of the many part of defining TransferOption
The main places I need them for DataQual, Extent,
ResourceConstraint, RefrenceSys, SpatatialRep, DistributeFormat) -->
and
gmd:MD_Metadata/gmd:distributionInfo/gmd:MD_Distribution/gmd:distributor
TransferOptions><gmd:MD_DigitalTransferOptions@anonymised.com
<!-- I use this as part of defining what the TransferOption is -->
and
gmd:MD_Metadata/gmd:featureAttribute@anonymised.com:href
Cheers
e
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Email evert.bleys@anonymised.com
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Sent: Wednesday, 30 March 2011 12:23
To: ebleys@anonymised.com; vepitrop@anonymised.com
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Subject: Re: [GeoNetwork-users] Fwd: Help viewing XML attributes
Hi Evert,
Victor's answer is one way you could do this. In the editor in 2.7, you
can add/edit/delete optional attributes - they should appear as an
expandable group under the element they apply to - take a look for
example at the begin date and end date on the temporalextent element in
the advanced editor in 2.7.
Can you let us know what attributes you want your users to be able to
edit?
Cheers,
Simon
________________________________________
From: Gmail [ebleys@anonymised.com]
Sent: Tuesday, 29 March 2011 10:55 PM
To: vepitrop@anonymised.com
Cc: geonetwork-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [GeoNetwork-users] Fwd: Help viewing XML attributes
Thanks Victor
Till now I've been doing all editing on XML parser but am hoping to get
authors to do their own in GN but it will need to provide attribute
options from the normal editing interface to make it useful, otherwise I
might as well keep hand-coding using oXygen.
Evert Bleys
On 29/03/2011, at 21:46, Victor Epitropou <vepitrop@anonymised.com>
wrote:
From my experience, adding them directly in the XML should also make
them visible, provided you follow the schematron
rules closely, save and reload your word in the extended view. I've
been able to add e.g. download fields or multiple feature lists in this
way, by editing the XML directly.
However, you may wish to use an external XML editor such as Notepad++,
which does a better job at highlighting the syntax
and keeping nodes indented and properly formed/closed. You can edit
your XML there, and then paste it over the one in Geonetwork.
Cheers,
VictorHi
Is there a simple way of entering values for optional XML attributes
in the editing screen?
At the moment I can't even see them in that view if I add them
directly to the XML, so I probably need help there too!
Cheers
E
Evert Bleys
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Hi Evert,
Only had a brief chance to look at this so it's taken a while, but you canmsuggest the optional attributes you would like to appear to the editor by adding them to the schema suggestions file of the schema you are using eg. you could suggest @id on gmd:DQ_DataQuality by adding:
<field name="gmd:DQ_DataQuality">
<suggest name="id"/>
</field>
to web/geonetwork/schemaPlugins/iso19139.anzlic/schema-suggestions.xml.
The difficulty is that although I can see that the editor has added a blank attribute to the element as per the suggestion, I can't see the editor actually offering the attribute in the interface as a text entry field etc (and indeed the code for displaying complex elements doesn't seem to include any attribute processing that I can see at present either).
So, I think that at the moment, suggested attributes are offered on simple elements by the editor but not on complex elements - maybe this should be the subject of an enhancement request (open a ticket on the geonetwork trac site). The good thing about that is that if I've missed something and this is supported after all, then you should get an answer pretty quick! 
Cheers,
Simon
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Thanks Simon
I'm using 2.7.0 snapshot jar
Is there a template that is better than the others for accessing the
attributes
I can see them for the gml objects but not the gmd objects, is that
right?
Is there a flag I can set for gmd attributes?
Immediate requirements are
gmd:MD_Metadata@anonymised.com
<!-- I use this to store my "(semi-)permanent URL" filetag -->
and
gmd:MD_Metadata/gmd:identificationInfo/gmd:MD_DataIdentification@anonymised.com
<!-- I use this as one of the many part of defining TransferOption
The main places I need them for DataQual, Extent,
ResourceConstraint, RefrenceSys, SpatatialRep, DistributeFormat) -->
and
gmd:MD_Metadata/gmd:distributionInfo/gmd:MD_Distribution/gmd:distributor
TransferOptions><gmd:MD_DigitalTransferOptions@anonymised.com
<!-- I use this as part of defining what the TransferOption is -->
and
gmd:MD_Metadata/gmd:featureAttribute@anonymised.com:href
Cheers
e
Evert Bleys
Data Manager
ABARES
Ph + 61 2 6272 5627
Email evert.bleys@anonymised.com
GPO Box 1563 Canberra ACT 2601
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From: Simon.Pigot@anonymised.com [mailto:Simon.Pigot@anonymised.com]
Sent: Wednesday, 30 March 2011 12:23
To: ebleys@anonymised.com; vepitrop@anonymised.com
Cc: geonetwork-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [GeoNetwork-users] Fwd: Help viewing XML attributes
Hi Evert,
Victor's answer is one way you could do this. In the editor in 2.7, you
can add/edit/delete optional attributes - they should appear as an
expandable group under the element they apply to - take a look for
example at the begin date and end date on the temporalextent element in
the advanced editor in 2.7.
Can you let us know what attributes you want your users to be able to
edit?
Cheers,
Simon
________________________________________
From: Gmail [ebleys@anonymised.com]
Sent: Tuesday, 29 March 2011 10:55 PM
To: vepitrop@anonymised.com
Cc: geonetwork-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [GeoNetwork-users] Fwd: Help viewing XML attributes
Thanks Victor
Till now I've been doing all editing on XML parser but am hoping to get
authors to do their own in GN but it will need to provide attribute
options from the normal editing interface to make it useful, otherwise I
might as well keep hand-coding using oXygen.
Evert Bleys
On 29/03/2011, at 21:46, Victor Epitropou <vepitrop@anonymised.com>
wrote:
From my experience, adding them directly in the XML should also make
them visible, provided you follow the schematron
rules closely, save and reload your word in the extended view. I've
been able to add e.g. download fields or multiple feature lists in this
way, by editing the XML directly.
However, you may wish to use an external XML editor such as Notepad++,
which does a better job at highlighting the syntax
and keeping nodes indented and properly formed/closed. You can edit
your XML there, and then paste it over the one in Geonetwork.
Cheers,
VictorHi
Is there a simple way of entering values for optional XML attributes
in the editing screen?
At the moment I can't even see them in that view if I add them
directly to the XML, so I probably need help there too!
Cheers
E
Evert Bleys
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