Ruleset editor
This is an Administration Plugin for Goobi workflow. It allows to edit ruleset xml files directly from the user interface.
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This is an Administration Plugin for Goobi workflow. It allows to edit ruleset xml files directly from the user interface.
Last updated
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This plugin is used to directly edit the ruleset files of Goobi workflow directly from the user interface within the web browser.
The plugin consists in total of the following files to be installed:
These files must be installed in the correct directories so that they are available under the following paths after installation:
This plugin has its own permission level for use. For this reason, users must have the necessary rights.
Therefore, please assign the following right to the user group of the corresponding users:
After installation, the plugin can be found in its own entry in the Administration menu, from where it can be opened.
After opening, all Goobi ruleset files are listed on the left-hand side. These can be opened by clicking on the respective icon in order to edit them.
If you open a file, a text editor appears on the right-hand side in which the file can be edited. If you edit and save a file, a backup is automatically created in the defined backup directory.
According to the value set in the configuration file, a certain number of older backups are retained here before they are replaced by newer ones.
If a file has been changed and an attempt is made to change to another file without saving it, the operator is asked how to proceed with the changes.
The plugin is configured via the configuration file plugin_intranda_administration_ruleset_editor.xml and can be adapted during operation. The following is an example configuration file:
The parameters within this configuration file have the following meanings:
| Parameter | Description |
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Identifier
intranda_administration_ruleset_editor
Repository
Licence
GPL 2.0 or newer
Last change
25.07.2024 11:09:29
rulesetBackupDirectory
This sets the path for the backup files where the backups of the ruleset files are to be saved after editing.
numberOfBackupFiles
This integer value specifies how many backup files remain stored per ruleset file before they are overwritten by new backups.
