![]() |
Using the GUI |
![]() |
You have tabs on the left side of the interface to navigate through the different areas of metadata entry. These tabs are synchronized with the drop-down list (reminiscent of the current tab) and two buttons to navigate between tabs located in the lower part of the main window of the extension. ![]() The first 8 tabs relate to the metadata information covered by the INSPIRE Directive. The last tab is not used in the production of ISO 19139 file in the current version of the extension (whom layer structure). |
![]() |
The main action buttons are located in the lower part of the main interface. These buttons are used to :
|
![]() ![]() |
All input fields metadata have a button to access the section of the guide Mission Geographic Information for the implementation
INSPIRE. These HTML pages are provided only in French. ![]() |
![]() ![]() |
For entry areas where repeatable metadata information are possible, two action buttons are added to the access section of the Guide to the Mission Geographical Information button to implementation
Directive of ISNPIRE. they allow :
Note: in some cases, one or more information can be required (s). A message is returned to the upper part of the interface to inform the impossibility to remove the last element. ![]() |
![]() |
The next button is used to check the consistency of a URL locator. Verification of the regular expression syntax in the table "Locator(s) for the resource" could be supplemented by the accessibility audit of the address provided. |
![]() |
In some boxes under tables, the next button is used to call assistants input selection :
|
![]() |
This button is placed in the table rows "Bounding box" (tab "Geographic" to visualize the exact extent with Web service) :![]() |
![]() ![]() |
These buttons "Web Links" are located in the "Classification & keywords" and "QGIS Metadata" tabs and provide access to resources "GéoVOC" (http://geocat.fr/index.php) and the "ressources_qsphere.html"(located in the subdirectory \resources\html extension QSphere) :![]() If you do not have ACLs (permissions) required, Web pages will not be accessible (white screen in the web interface QSphere navigation). |
![]() |
You have in QSphere an interface for displaying help files (GUI, INSPIRE informations) but also web browsing.
In this interface, you have : ![]()
A context menu is available by right-clicking in the browser interface. ![]() ![]() You can browse "GeoVOC", copy your keyword (for example) and paste it directly into the optional "keywords" table. Some screenshots of web browsing : ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
![]()
Proxy Web access, if you define one, must be a "DefaultProxy" in QGIS settings "Options/Network". |
![]() |
|
Many areas of metadata capture feature content controls. These checks are carried out either :
|
|
![]() ![]() | |
If the content is correct and complete, the area turns into green.
![]() Some have other assistants board: for example the URL box above, whites are automatically replaced by "%20". |
|
![]() |
The QSP files(QSphere Projects) are structured text files. Since the first version of QSphere, these files have undergone profound changes. It is therefore not advisable to attempt to load QSP files from older versions. Internal controls in place will lead to an incomplete loading old files. For export, backup or load messages are displayed in the upper part of the interface in case of successful execution of the operation. |
![]() Above message on a backup of a file QSP. The title bar of the main interface QSphere indicates the project name. |
|
![]() Above message on an export XML Iso 19139 a QSP file. |
|
![]() |
The location of the QSP and XML files is free. The extension offers a default repository for these resources ("xml"). |
![]() |
QSphere's resources files are CSV files. You can change inside informations easily.
QSphere's help topic files are HTML files and could be easily modify too. Some informations about special tags (placed between [ ]):
|