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How to Create a Graph Editor - Overview

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How to Create a Graph Editor - Overview

In this section find the guide on how to create a graph editor.

In order to create a graph editor in PoolParty, you will use the assistant PoolParty provides and also should prepare a few things before you start.

Prerequisites for Creating a Graph Editor
  • Create a PoolParty thesaurus project.

  • Create one or more custom schemes on that PoolParty instance.

  • Check or create a configuration for a external graph database in the Semantic Middleware Configurator (SMC).

  • Plan for a URI pattern for the new graph editor, which will be used for new resources, if you create them there. The GraphEditor Assistant will suggest a pattern you can use as part of the creation process.

Steps to Create a Graph Editor Using the Assistant - Summary

Details on how to start the assistant find in this page: How to Start the PoolParty GraphEditor Assistant

After you have opened a PoolParty project, you will use the GraphEditor Assistant, the New GraphEditor dialogue, which consists of the basic steps and necessary settings to set up a graph editor. The following steps will be covered, one after another. You find details about each, the fields and settings you can change or information you need to provide in the topics of this section.

  1. Basic Information: the assistant starts out with fields to fill all the information you might need for it, a mandatory Title, optional creator's and contributor's information, or an optional description.

  2. URI Generation Method: here you will define the URI pattern used for the resources you create in the graph editor. Additionally, the separator, creation method and possible incrementation start.

  3. Pick Your Schemes: choose from the available custom schemes, which ones you want to be included in your editor.

  4. Graph Database & Instance: depending on the configuration in the SMC for external graph databases, select here which one you want to connect to. Only supported and available ones will be listed and can be selected from.

  5. Link to Graphs: the last step lets you choose from the list of available graphs and after that determine, if they are to be Look-up Graphs and which of them to make Editable Graphs.

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Each step is covered in an individual topic, find them here: