dm/Tesselation/HOWTO.txt

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                    VO-DML  GEGINNER'S EXAMPLE
                    
Based on a prototype an an Healpix extension for spatial coordinates.
This is not a model proposal but a testbench for the VODML workflow.

See README.txt to learn more about the model and its mapping on real data
WARNING: Lots of resources have been copied here to soften the learning curve.
         In case of a real VO usage,  please take the latest versions of both XSD 
         and XSLT files and adapt the scripts.

                                                                               Laurent Michel 08/2017
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Project content
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All testbench resources are in ./vo-dml
We suppose the the XMI files have been generated with Modelio

Sub-directories:
 ./ant      All ant resources
 ./models   All XMI models files as well as all XSLT output files
 ./xsd      XML schema and Schematron resources
 ./xslt     Style sheets including the java libs required to process them 
 ./mapping  Example of a VOTable annotated with the lmsource model
 ./modelio  Modelio (3.5 and 3.6) projects used to build lmsource
 ./registry Example of a VO resource referencing a model 
 
 Tools
  ./env.sh       Global shell variable definitions
  ./buildModel   Script converting XMI file in VO-DML files
                 USAGE: ./buildModel [modelName]
  ./builModelDoc Generation of the model documentation (diagrams + html)  from the VO-DML files
                 USAGE: ./buildModelDoc [modelName]             
The scripts outputs are stored in ./models

How to operate locally  
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1) Download the project
   % svn checkout https://volute.g-vo.org/svn/trunk/projects/dm/Tesselation

2) Jump ino the working directory
   % cd Tesselation/vo-dml
   % chmod a+x buildModel*
   
3) Check that both ant and graphviz are installed on your host. Change env.sh according to the 
   location of the dot utility (given by the command '% which dot') 
    
4) Building the VO-DML file
   % ./buildModel lmsource

5) Building the documentation
   % ./buildModelDoc lmsource
   
Once these 5 steps succeeded, you can put your own XMI file in ./models and process it
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2			VO-DML GEGINNER'S EXAMPLE
3
4			Based on a prototype an an Healpix extension for spatial coordinates.
5			This is not a model proposal but a testbench for the VODML workflow.
6
7			See README.txt to learn more about the model and its mapping on real data
8			WARNING: Lots of resources have been copied here to soften the learning curve.
9			In case of a real VO usage, please take the latest versions of both XSD
10			and XSLT files and adapt the scripts.
11
12			Laurent Michel 08/2017
13			--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
14
15			Project content
16			---------------
17
18			All testbench resources are in ./vo-dml
19			We suppose the the XMI files have been generated with Modelio
20
21			Sub-directories:
22			./ant All ant resources
23			./models All XMI models files as well as all XSLT output files
24			./xsd XML schema and Schematron resources
25			./xslt Style sheets including the java libs required to process them
26			./mapping Example of a VOTable annotated with the lmsource model
27			./modelio Modelio (3.5 and 3.6) projects used to build lmsource
28			./registry Example of a VO resource referencing a model
29
30			Tools
31			./env.sh Global shell variable definitions
32			./buildModel Script converting XMI file in VO-DML files
33			USAGE: ./buildModel [modelName]
34			./builModelDoc Generation of the model documentation (diagrams + html) from the VO-DML files
35			USAGE: ./buildModelDoc [modelName]
36			The scripts outputs are stored in ./models
37
38			How to operate locally
39			------------------------
40
41			1) Download the project
42			% svn checkout https://volute.g-vo.org/svn/trunk/projects/dm/Tesselation
43
44			2) Jump ino the working directory
45			% cd Tesselation/vo-dml
46			% chmod a+x buildModel*
47
48			3) Check that both ant and graphviz are installed on your host. Change env.sh according to the
49			location of the dot utility (given by the command '% which dot')
50
51			4) Building the VO-DML file
52			% ./buildModel lmsource
53
54			5) Building the documentation
55			% ./buildModelDoc lmsource
56
57			Once these 5 steps succeeded, you can put your own XMI file in ./models and process it
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