[Yanel-development] resource.xml, *.rtd and *.yanel-rti files
yanel-development at wyona.com
yanel-development at wyona.com
Wed Nov 15 14:29:30 CET 2006
Hi all (again;)),
I have been studying how resources types are defined and now I've got some
questions:
1.It seems that a resource type implementation can be placed either in
src/resources or src/contributions/resources. What's the difference
between these places?
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2.Each resource type has a resource.xml file where the following
properties are defined:
a. name, associated namespace, implementing class
b. description
c. rtd section. The different attributes that can be set in the
corresponding *.rtd file are defined here.
There is one thing I don't fully understand regarding this issue. In Yanel
Website we have a folder content/rtd where the different *.rtd files for
the different resource types are placed. However, in Yulup website we have
got *.yanel-rti files which are used the same way these *.rtd files are
used. What's the difference between rti and rtd? Can I have rti files in
Yanel Website as well?
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3. Why does content/rtd/atom.rtd have file here:
[code]
<{http://www.wyona.org/yanel/resource/1.0}file/>
mime-type: application/atom+xml
[/code]
if the corresponding resource.xml says it should be atom
[code]
<resource xmlns="http://www.wyona.org/yanel/1.0"
name="atom"
[/code]
For instance, the nutch resource type is coherent:
resource.xml:
[code]
<resource xmlns="http://www.wyona.org/yanel/1.0"
name="nutch"
[/code]
nutch.rtd:
[code]
<{http://www.wyona.org/yanel/resource/1.0}nutch/>
#xslt: /xslt/myxslt.xsl
[/code]
Thanks,
Paloma
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