Index
Introduction
Differences
Installation I
Installation II
Installation III
Uninstall
Working with SMWP
Parameter
Fragement Class
Page Class
XML Document (Page)
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Table of Contents
1
Introduction
1.1
Goal and Aim
1.2
Name, range of use, limitations
1.3
Definitions, acronyms, abbreviations
2 Differences between Paper and Implementation
3 Installation
3.1 System Requirements
3.1.1 Assumptions for the Installation
Process
3.2 System Overview
3.3 Installation Steps
3.3.1 Extract SMWP-Files
3.3.2 Create Database Objects
3.3.3 Configure SMWP Console
3.3.4 Prepare SMWP-Java Stored Procedures
for deployment
3.3.5 Deploy SMWP-Java Stored Procedures
3.3.6 Configure SMWP-Servlets
3.3.7 Deploy SMWP-Servlets
3.3.8 Configure Web Server
3.3.9 Restart Web Server
3.3.10 Access SMWP-Servlets
3.3.11 Starting the SMWP-Console
3.3.12 Directory structure after successful
installation
3.4 Uninstall
3.4.1 Remove SMWP database objects
3.4.2 Remove SMWP-Java Stored Procedures
3.4.3 Remove SMWP-Servlets
4 Working with SMWP
4.1 Starting the SMWP-Console
4.2 Using the SMWP-Console
4.3 Overview of Elements managed
by the SMWP Console
4.3.1 Parameter
4.3.2 Fragment Class
4.3.3 Fragment
4.3.4 Page Class
4.3.5 Page
4.4 Create Parameter
4.4.1 Create Value Parameter (creating
a Reference Relation)
4.4.2 Create Value Parameter (use
existing Relation as Reference Relation)
4.4.3 Create Predicate Parameter
4.5 Modify Parameter
4.6 Delete Parameter
4.7 Display Parameters
4.8 Create Fragment Class
4.8.1 Create Primary Fragment
Class
4.8.2 Create Derived Fragment
Class
4.9 Edit Fragment Class
4.10 Delete Fragment Class
4.11 Display Fragment Class
4.12 Create Page Class
4.13 Edit Page Class
4.13.1 Add Fragment Class to
Page Class
4.13.2 Remove Fragment Class
from Page Class
4.14 Delete Page Class
4.15 Display Page Class
4.16 Structure of generated
XML Documents
4.17 Display generated XML Document
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