1) automatically regenerate all of the styled versions simply by inserting the reference to the current stylesheet in the plain XML versions, or2) figure out how to index the existing styled versions rather than the plain XML versions.
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Subject: | Re: Fwd: More Test Results |
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Date: | Tue, 29 Nov 2022 21:44:28 +0530 |
From: | Sudarshana <sudar...@epicomm.net> |
To: | Naval Sarda <nsa...@epicomm.net>, Jitendra Shende <jite...@epicomm.net>, kom...@epicomm.net, Balasaheb Pandarkar <balas...@epicomm.net> |
Owen,
With respect to the issue raised by you that view page is not pointing to the searched query.
As Identifier is used for pointing particular tag location
while viewing file.
We have investigated with some source files, one of them is
attached with this email.
Identifiers are not same in source file and its style file. Check in first screenshot of LET.xml and second screenshot of LETwSyle.xml, identifier of same goal "Education" is different in both files.
We are using LET.xml for searching data and taking identifies
from these source files. While opening file in detail view we
are using style files like LETwStyle.xml. Identifies are not
same in both files. Hence even though we open that file by
appending identifier in url, it is not pointing to correct
position.
To resolve this issue we will need source files and style files
with same identifiers.
Regarding adding organization name in search query, it will
take additional 12 hours. See attached mockup as well. Let us
know if you want to proceed for adding organisation in search
critertia.
We will resolve other issues in next release.
-Sudarshana
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1) Styling is not part of the StratML standard itself. Hopefully, others will present the content in ways that are not only more attractive to the eye but also more useful for particular purposes, e.g., viewing performance indicators in graphical format and/or enabling commenting on particular elements.2) Early authoring/editing tools were confused by the stylesheet reference and refused to open those files.
a) how best to deal with the fact that the versions being indexed are the plain XML files from my sitemap listing and the identifiers are different in the styled versions, thus preventing direct referencing of goals and objectives in the query service; andb) the fact that my XForms seem to be replacing the identifiers when they should only provide them when that element is blank.
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Subject: | Re: Fwd: Plain XML & Styled Renditions |
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Date: | Thu, 1 Dec 2022 19:45:55 +0530 |
From: | Sudarshana <sudar...@epicomm.net> |
To: | Naval Sarda <nsa...@epicomm.net> |
Owen,
With respect to your last few emails regarding the two versions of xml, normal xml file and its style version.
As styled xmls are not able to indexed for querying, we need to keep both the versions. So we have kept separate folders for normal xml files and their respective style xml files.
Out of 2 suggested solutions we can choose first option to
resolve the issue of nonidentical identifiers. We can write
script to add the required line in normal xml file so that we
can run that script one time to generate styled version of xmls.
We have noticed that there are multiple different style xsl files are used in existing folders of sitemap. (attached 2 screenshots for reference). So the problem is, which xsl file should be used to generate new styled xml files. Either you suggest us that xsl file or we will try to find out which xsl file can be commonly used for all xml files.
We will require 24 hours to generate that files.
We have downloaded files a month ago that time we found around 5400+ files on server but now there are some additional files. So we have to download the files again from your server and prepare that files for indexing in Basex database. For indexing xml files, we will need to remove some attributes from the files after we download the files from your sitemap. Also need to remove or replace some special characters to make file useful for indexing. This process will take more 24 hours.
We are currently working on fulltext search feature after that
we will work on issues you raised in last email.
-Sudarshana
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Subject: Plain XML & Styled Renditions Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2022 16:09:44 +0000 (UTC) From: Owen Ambur <owen....@verizon.net> Reply-To: Owen Ambur <owen....@verizon.net>
To: Chris Fox <ch...@chriscfox.com> CC: Naval Sarda <nsa...@epicomm.net>, Jeff Maynard <jmay...@turnkey.com.au>, Gayanthika Udeshani <gayaud...@gmail.com>, aboutthe...@googlegroups.com <aboutthe...@googlegroups.com>
Chris, your point is well-taken. To a large degree, my maintenance of both plain XML as well as styled versions is an artifact of inertia. However, here are a couple reasons that I initiated that practice about two decades ago:
1) Styling is not part of the StratML standard itself. Hopefully, others will present the content in ways that are not only more attractive to the eye but also more useful for particular purposes, e.g., viewing performance indicators in graphical format and/or enabling commenting on particular elements.
2) Early authoring/editing tools were confused by the stylesheet reference and refused to open those files.
I'll be happy to end the practice of maintaining multiple (now 3) renditions (XML, styled & PDF) and stop maintaining my static hyperlinked index as soon as a better search and browse capability is available. (Ideally, users would have the choice of style they prefer, as they now do in my browse listing. Only the styled XML enables direct external referencing.) However, browsing the entire listing is not necessarily a feature of the initial query service on which Naval is working and, as shown in the screen shot below, clicking through 202 pages of results delivered by a blank (empty) query of the collection would be pretty cumbersome.
At this point, my primary concerns are twofold:
a) how best to deal with the fact that the versions being indexed are the plain XML files from my sitemap listing and the identifiers are different in the styled versions, thus preventing direct referencing of goals and objectives in the query service; and
b) the fact that my XForms seem to be replacing the identifiers when they should only provide them when that element is blank.
Since multiple developers have worked on those forms over the years, I'm not sure when that problem occurred or what may be required to fix it.
a) applying the most recent stylesheet to all of the files in the collection, using the sitemap listing;b) placing the new files in a new folder on the stratml.us site (in which case I'd update my Google site-specific query feature to limit its scope to that folder).
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