It is possible to update metadata previously assigned to an unstructured document as follows:
- Create or edit
FluidTopicsControlFile.xml
. - Modify the
<metas>
metadata key. - Upload an archive containing the updated
FluidTopicsControlFile.xml
file.
Example
The following lines show an example of a control file that updates the metadata of an unstructured document:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<controlFile>
<resources>
<resource>
<filePath>standard_time_zones_of_the_world.png</filePath>
<metas>
<meta key="Audience">
<value>Expert</value>
</meta>
<meta key="Category">
<value>TechDoc</value>
</meta>
<!-- Metadata key to add to the document -->
<meta key="Version">
<value>value_1</value>
</meta>
</metas>
</resource>
</resources>
</controlFile>
In this case, <filePath>
is used to identify the document. Indeed, the document is not in the archive and no <originId>
was defined for the document. If an <originId>
was manually set for the document, it would not be possible to use <filePath>
.
It is necessary to keep the <filePath>
and <metas>
elements from the previously uploaded unstructured document. Indeed, metadata specified in the <metas>
node replaces the metadata previously set.
There is no need to include the unstructured files in the archive. Users can upload an archive containing only FluidTopicsControlFile.xml
.