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| ==== Loading Data into the Database Through EpiDocs ==== | ==== Loading Data into the Database Through EpiDocs ==== |
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| Loading the data representing the Smyrna graffiti is as easy as clicking a button. Simply open ReadFromEpidoc.java and run it as a java application. In the terminal window, you will see output statements detailing the progress of the import. If there were to be an issue, these outputs are a great resource for the user. Under the hood, ReadFromEpidoc iterates through all of the files in the smyrna_epidocs directory and parses them. More specific information on parsing can be found here: [[https://wlu.app.box.com/notes/191721659898 | EpiDoc Conventions]] | Loading the data representing the Smyrna graffiti is as easy as clicking a button. Simply open ReadFromEpidoc.java and run it as a java application. In the terminal window, you will see output statements detailing the progress of the import. If there were to be an issue, these outputs are a great resource for the user. Under the hood, ReadFromEpidoc iterates through all of the files in the smyrna_epidocs directory and parses them. As it parses it saves key information, such as the graffito's id or its findspot, and saves it in the database. More specific information on parsing can be found here: [[https://wlu.app.box.com/notes/191721659898 | EpiDoc Conventions]] |
