Project Details

04/02/2026

This section provides an overview of details available for each project.

The Details View of the project opens the Metadata & Statistics tab by default whenever you open a PoolParty project or select the project node in the Hierarchy Tree.

This section contains:

A short guide on the Metadata sub-tab of the Metadata & Statistics tab of the Details View of a PoolParty project.
An introduction to statistical details of a PoolParty project available on the Statistics sub-tab of the Metadata & Statistics tab of the Details View of a PoolParty project.
An overview of project metadata data using the VoID and ADMS specifications.
A guide how to edit project's language settings including instructions on how to add languages to a project and how to set display languages for a project.

A project has two kinds of IDs, both of which are sometimes called "project IDs":

A UUID like "39431107-842c-42b7-a2f7-8bfceec602e9" under "My Sample Project" in the screen shot on the The Metadata & Statistics Tab of a PoolParty Project documentation docpage is generated when you create a project. The project UUID is used in PoolParty API and extractor API calls and in the name of the project repositories accessible through the GraphDB Workbench. This identifier is also part of snapshot names and extraction model names.
A keyword ID (shown as the Project Identifier value on the Confirmation dialog box when you create a project). By default, this value is based on the title that you create for the project; for a project titled "My Sample Project" the default keyword ID value would be MySampleProject. However, it can be set to a different string at the time of project creation.
In addition to the PoolParty API, the keyword ID is used as part of the project’s URI templates to generate identifiers for things like concepts and graphs. It is also used for other things such as driving linked data resolution in the Linked Data Front End.

Both ID types are unchangeable. They are set during project creation and cannot be modified afterwards.

Both forms of project ID are typically acceptable in API calls, except with Extractor API calls, which need the UUID form.

In this section: