convert-rdf
Command Reference
Description
Convert type and module rdf to type.xml.
Workbench uses RDF as its model representation format and serializes model data into two RDF/XML files: type.rdf and module.rdf. This utiltity command will convert type and module RDF files into the type.xml format.
If the -basedir and -type options are specified, then the the type.xml file is generated into that directory, and the module and type rdf are looked for in there as well. First "type.rdf" and "module.rdf" are looked for, then "type.n3" and "module.n3".
If basedir is not specified, then all three options modulerdf, typerdf, and output must be specified.
rdfformat defaults to "RDF/XML", but if basedir is specified, "N3" will be used if "type.n3" and "module.n3" exist and the "*.rdf" files do not.
Examples
Most args of convert-rdf can be left out if the RDF is in the basedir/type directory. If TypeX contained a type.rdf and module.rdf file but no type.xml, the following file structure would be seen:
- TypeX/
- type.rdf ;# type definition file
- module.rdf ;# command definition file
- commands/
- objects/
- templates/
The command would just need the -type option:
ctl -p project -t ProjectBuilder -o name -c convert-rdf -- -type TypeX
Usage
ctl -t ProjectBuilder -o <objectname> -c convert-rdf [-basedir <>] [-modulerdf <>] [-output <>] [-rdfformat <RDF/XML>] [-removerdf] [-targetdir <>] [-type <>] [-typerdf <>]
Options
| Option | Description | Type | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| basedir | directory to look for type.rdf and module.rdf | string | ${entity.attribute.basedir} |
| modulerdf | module rdf file | string | |
| output | destination for type.xml file | string | |
| rdfformat | rdf format | string | RDF/XML |
| removerdf | remove the typerdf and modulerdf file after the type.xml file has been generated | boolean | |
| targetdir | directory to write artifacts | string | ${entity.attribute.targetdir} |
| type | type name | string | |
| typerdf | type rdf file | string |