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Introduction

LexWiki Publisher helps to transform and later publish entities in user terminology/Ontology to a target platform. Currently LexWiki Publisher provides a default output which is suitable for Semantic MediaWiki enabled with LexWiki extension. This utility is conceptualized to make it easier for users to publish their content to Wiki faster and with ease. Once the entities are published to Wiki they can benefit from other Semantic MediaWiki features. Each wiki page renders one term or entity in user's terminology. LexWiki Publisher is one of the array of tools that work and are based on the LexEVS model and framework implementation.

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  • Follow the instructions to install LexWiki Publisher.
  • Follow the instructions to create an XML configuration file, an instance of LexWiki Publisher schema, for LexWiki Publisher to work correctly and transform content in a desired way. The schema is defined on the Mayo informatics servicehere.
  • Launch the LexWiki Publisher program by invoking the script*"runpublisher.bat"* provided in the download. You can also write your own batch file with "edu.mayo.lexwiki.publish.LexWikiPublisher" as the main executing Java class and pass a configuration XML file as the first command line argument.
    At the end of a successful run you should have a set of files in the target directory (as specified in configuration file).
  • Open a command prompt to the maintenance directory of your LexWiki installation.
  • Run the publish PHP using the directory location of the files created as the only argument:
    php publish.php /home/myhomedir/tobepublishedpages

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