upload_dataset | R Documentation |
It uploads a folder (GMQL or not) containing sample files using the proper GMQL web service available on a remote server: a new dataset is created on remote repository
upload_dataset(url, datasetName, folderPath, schemaName = NULL)
url |
string url of server: It must contain the server address and base url; service name is added automatically |
datasetName |
name of dataset to create in repository |
folderPath |
string local path to the folder containing the samples files |
schemaName |
string name of schema used to parse the samples; schemaName available are:
if schemaName is NULL, it looks for a XML schema file to read in the folderPath |
If no error occurs, it prints "Upload Complete", otherwise a specific error is printed
NOTE: The folder layout must obey the following rules and adopt the following layout: The dataset folder can have any name, but must contains the sub-folders named: "files". The sub-folder "files" contains the dataset files and the schema xml file. The schema files adopt the following the naming conventions:
- "schema.xml" - "test.schema"
The names must be in LOWERCASE. Any other schema file will not be conisdered, if both are present, "test.schema" will be used.
None
## Not run:
## This statement defines the path to the folder "DATASET_GDM" in the
## subdirectory "example" of the package "RGMQL"
test_path <- system.file("example", "DATASET_GDM", package = "RGMQL")
## Login to GMQL REST services suite at remote url
remote_url <- "http://www.gmql.eu/gmql-rest/"
login_gmql(remote_url)
## Upload of GMQL dataset with "dataset1" as name, without specifying any
## schema
upload_dataset(remote_url, "dataset1", folderPath = test_path)
## End(Not run)
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