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Exporting a Project to RDF

Abstract

Exporting a Project to RDF

You can export a whole project containing all required data to create a backup or copy.

  1. In your opened PoolParty project, right click PROJECT.

  2. Select Export.

  3. Expand the sub-menu and select RDF Project Export.

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  4. The RDF Project Export dialogue opens.

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  5. Select the export options, as follows:

    • In the Template drop down define which template to use.

    • Choose from the Action drop down one of the options which are either to Download or Store on Server the project.

    • In the Format drop down, select the desired export format. See: PoolParty RDF Import & Export

    • To include various Thesaurus Data, choose from the drop down the options you need. The Concepts option is automatically selected.

      Here is a list of thesaurus data which you can include in the export:

      • Concepts

      • Workflows

      • Suggested Concepts

      • SPARQL Lists

      • VoID

      • ADMS

      • Deprecated Concepts

      • Linked Data

      • DBpedia Categories

      • SKOS Notes

      • Users

      • Exclude-listed Terms

      • Configuration (of the graph which stores the export metadata)

      • Classifier

  6. To Exclude Concept Data choose the metadata types from the drop down. This is a filter option to remove certain data types from the thesaurus. And the filter options are RDF predicates that are applied to the thesaurus data. The numbers in the parenthesis indicate the frequency of those predicates in the thesaurus data. When you have a custom ontology, you have more metadata options to exclude.

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  7. To Include Custom Data choose from the drop down between History, Candidate Concepts, Corpora, Schemes and Ontologies.

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  8. If you want to export the project as a .zip file, activate the check box beside Compress (.zip).

  9. Activate the check box beside Pretty Print to store the exported data in RDF compliant formatting.

  10. Click Export.

You can also export project data partially. See: Export a Subtree to RDF

23898884.pngThe .ppar extensions stands for "PoolParty Archive". It is a zip-archive holding all the data of your project.

Note

For Concepts, Workflows, Suggested Concepts, SPARQL Lists, VoID, ADMS, Deprecated Concepts, Linked Data, DBpedia Categories, SKOS Notes, and Users, see: PoolParty Project Modules

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