On 26/02/2019 4:16 pm, [email protected] wrote:
thats good info - passing in the graphid
The issue is twofold:
1) you cant get the graphid from a name without creating a project (at
least i'm looking for a way to do so...) so cant test it exists before
i've created another one with a different id...
2) why is it generating "test_2" instead of "test" when "test" does
not exist?
I have never observed that. Are you sure there is no such graph in the
workspace?
Holger
I will experiment to see if forcing the id avoids the funny naming
behaviour...
On Tuesday, February 26, 2019 at 4:18:39 PM UTC+11, Holger Knublauch
wrote:
On 26/02/2019 2:40 pm, [email protected]
<javascript:> wrote:
I can create new asset collections using teamwork:CreateProject
which is useful...
but i have a situation where in need to predict the graph URI ,
which is generated from the name.
I am finding that if I create something with label "Test" it is
generating urn:x-evn:test_2 even though there is no existing
urn:x-evn:test
NB : I am removing asset collections by deleting the repositories
in TBC (its a local dev context)
What i'd like to do would be to have createProject not generate a
new URI i cant predict - as i will need to reference it in
includes later.
how then do i ?
1) get access to the function that creates the generated URI from
the name before if appends a suffix to make it unique?
2) check for existence of such a thing
3) delete a data asset collection
and in the meantime
4) force it to recognise the graph doesnt exist and not generate
the extended URI ?
Just to be clear: teamwork:createProject produces a variable
binding for ?graphId which contains the generated ID. This is
scoped to the child elements in the SWP script. You could then use
that in includes.
Further, you can pass in arg:id to specify a graph id assuming you
have tested that it's unused beforehand, e.g. using
smf:hasFile("urn:x-evn-master:geo")
Would these options not be sufficient?
Holger
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