Create a Tag
A client program can create a tag as follows:
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Create an Atom entry that describes the new tag.
<entry xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"> <id>tag:folksonomy.escenic.com,2002:tag-ap</id> <title type="text">Arbeiderpartiet</title> <content type="application/vnd.vizrt.payload+xml"> <vdf:payload model="http://host-ip-address/webservice/escenic/classification/model/tag" xmlns:vdf="http://www.vizrt.com/types"> <vdf:field name="description"> <vdf:value>Norwegian Labour Party</vdf:value> </vdf:field> <vdf:field name="aliases"> <vdf:list> <vdf:value>AP</vdf:value> </vdf:list> </vdf:field> </vdf:payload> </content> </entry>
The entry must/may contain the following elements:
id
(optional)-
The tag's identifier, which must have the form:
scheme-uri
:
termwhere:
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scheme-uri is the scheme URI of the tag structure to which the tag is to be added.
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term is a local ID for the tag. It must be unique within the tag structure, and may contain any characters that are valid in a URI except for escaped slashes (
%2F
), which are not allowed.
If an
id
element is not supplied, then an auto-generated term (local ID) is assigned to the tag by the Content Store. -
title
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The external, user-visible title of the tag.
content
(optional)-
A VDF payload document containing additional information about the tag. The VDF document may contain the following fields:
description
(optional)-
A description of the entity represented by the tag.
aliases
(optional)-
A list of zero or more aliases for the tag.
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Save the Atom entry as a file.
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POST
the file either:-
to a tag structure URL (if it is to be a top-level tag):
curl -u user:password \
>
-X POST http://host-ip-address/webservice/escenic/classification/tag:folksonomy.escenic.com,2002 \>
--header "Content-Type:application/atom+xml" \>
--upload-file newTag.xml -
or to the URL of the required parent tag:
curl -u user:password \
>
-X POST http://host-ip-address/webservice/escenic/classification/tag/children/tag:folksonomy.escenic.com,2002:term-name \>
--header "Content-Type:application/atom+xml" \>
--upload-file newTag.xml
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