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I have a case in which I need to provide at runtime certain parameters, in order to select the correct source from a collection of similar sources, and at the same time this should reflect on the generated uri.
Considering the following snippet from an example mapping based on some of the provided ones:
then the processor correctly search for /2016/airport.csv, but it did not create (as I was wrongly expected) the subject(s) for http://airport.example.com/2016/...
In other terms my question is: Is there any way to interfere on the uri templates using parameters passed at runtime?
I think once a parameter is passed from command line as a key/value pair, it could be helpful and very natural to have it available for templating.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi
I have a case in which I need to provide at runtime certain parameters, in order to select the correct source from a collection of similar sources, and at the same time this should reflect on the generated uri.
Considering the following snippet from an example mapping based on some of the provided ones:
I can correctly run
java ... RML-Mapper.jar -m my_mapping.ttl -o my_dump.ttl -p date=2016
then the processor correctly search for /2016/airport.csv, but it did not create (as I was wrongly expected) the subject(s) for http://airport.example.com/2016/...
In other terms my question is: Is there any way to interfere on the uri templates using parameters passed at runtime?
I think once a parameter is passed from command line as a key/value pair, it could be helpful and very natural to have it available for templating.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: