Yes such deep links are a common scenario. We have a convenience
function teamwork:editorLink for this job. For 5.3 this takes three
arguments (projectGraph, resource (optional), tag (optional)) and has
the following body:
SELECT ?link
WHERE {
BIND (CONCAT(teamwork:graphIdFromGraph(?projectGraph),
IF(bound(?tag), CONCAT(".", teamwork:tagId(?tag)), ""), ".editor",
IF(bound(?resource), CONCAT("#", ENCODE_FOR_URI(str(?resource))), ""))
AS ?link) .
}
It's basically producing the URL that you see when the editor starts
plus the deep link after the #
(In 5.2 this function exists too but does not yet support working
copies, which I believe would not be needed by your use case anyway)
HTH
Holger
On 10/01/2017 3:31, Adam Kimball wrote:
Thanks for this info, Holger.
I'm sure I didn't explain myself well enough in the previous post.
What I'd really like to do is create a link from one EVN vocabulary to
another. Let's assume I have two projects:
Project A - Taxonomy
Project B - Ontology
Sometimes, it will be beneficial for users in Project A to follow a
link to a resource /inside/ Project B. I'm wondering if there is a
helper function somewhere we I can say, render a like to Resource X
within Project B.
Let me know if that makes sense, and thanks again.
-Adam
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Knublauch <[email protected]>
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*Subject: *Re: [topbraid-users] Generating links to non-imported
taxonomies/ontologies in EVN
Hi Adam,
the swa:ResultSetObjectsViewer eventually calls swa:ObjectViewer,
which is the extension point to custom viewers. So to implement
special handling of certain values, I would recommend creating a
subclass of swa:ObjectViewer similar to swa:URIResourcViewer (e.g.
start with a clone of that). Modify the swa:objectWidgetWeight so that
your widget is chosen for "external" resources, e.g. those that have
no rdf:type triple, with a swa:weight of +10 or so. You could also
make your widget selectable by predicate if all values of that
property only has external values: use something like ?predicate =
ex:myProperty as swa:expression.
HTH
Holger
On 23/12/2016 3:58, Adam Kimball wrote:
Hi all,
I have a form which displays some incoming references on the
instance view. For instance:
<swa:ObjectsEnum arg:hideIfEmpty="false" arg:label="Content
Asset Mappings" arg:open="false" arg:openable="true">
<ui:setContext ui:queryGraph="{=
ui:graphWithImports(hw-int-spin:getCurrentContentAssetGraph()) }">
<ui:call arg:concept="{= ?this }"
ui:template="hw-int-spin:L1ContentAssetsForConceptTemplate">
<swa:ResultSetObjectsView arg:label="Level 1" arg:resultSet="{=
?rs }"/>
</ui:call>
</ui:setContext>
</swa:ObjectsEnum>
I use this pattern quite regularly to tie to closely related (but
not imported) vocabularies together and it works great. I get the
output on the form like I wanted. The issue is that the links
that are rendered from the swa:ResultSetObjectsView widget makes
links that assume the resource is in scope, which it isn't. What
I would like to do is customize the ResultSetObjectsView object
such that I can provide a master graph and have it render the
links to that. When I traced the link source code, it seemed like
my solution would likely include overriding
http://topbraid.org/swa#createDefaultLink but I'm not convinced
that this is right.
Hoping someone might point me towards some docs or an example that
might help me.
Thanks and Happy Holidays-
Adam
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