Difference: WriteAStandardsRecord (1 vs. 2)

Revision 22016-06-08 - MarkusDemleitner

 
META TOPICPARENT name="IvoaResReg"

Writing Registry Records for IVOA Standards

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>		Standard authors using IVOIDs in their standards (for instance, to give capability identifiers) must, others should submit registry records for their documents. This page tries to guide you through this process.
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Starting a record from scratch

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>		StandardarsRegExt would allow the tracking of the IVOA documents process, including notes, working drafts and proposed recommendations. In practice, at this point we rely on the web-based IVOA document repository for this, and the Registry is (almost) exclusively concerned with finished recommendations.
 
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Starting a Record from Scratch

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<		template that is provided as part of the ivoatex authoring system; of course, it can be used without ivoatex, too.
 
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>		A filled-out example (albeit a bit artificial, since ivoatexDoc is just a Note) is part of ivoatexDoc.

If working with ivoatex in the recommended way, authors should have their standards record under version control, too. It is recommended to say

 
   svn copy ivoatex/stdrec-template.xml ExampleStandard.vor
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Revision 12016-06-08 - MarkusDemleitner

 
META TOPICPARENT name="IvoaResReg"

Writing Registry Records for IVOA Standards

Standard authors using IVOIDs in their standards (for instance, to give capability identifiers) must, others should submit registry records for their documents. This page tries to guide you through this process.

Starting a record from scratch

The format of the registry record is prescribed by StandardsRegExt, but trying to work through that document and all the prerequisites just to write a record for your standard would be overkill.

Rather, start from a template that is provided as part of the ivoatex authoring system; of course, it can be used without ivoatex, too.

If working with ivoatex in the recommended way, authors should have their standards record under version control, too. It is recommended to say 

   svn copy ivoatex/stdrec-template.xml ExampleStandard.vor

and edit ExampleStandard.vor. 


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