Select Semantic Resource

Select the semantic resource you want to validate. You can upload a file in Turtle (.ttl) format via the validator interface, choosing it from your device or a specified source.

  • Click on “Upload” to select the Turtle file (.ttl) to be uploaded to the validator.

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Please note

Before proceeding with the validation of the resource, it is necessary to verify that the semantic resource complies with the rules defined in the Catalogue Guide .

Validate the semantic resource

After selecting and uploading the semantic resource, you can proceed with the validation.

  • Click on ‘Valid document’ to start the process of checking the uploaded Turtle file. The validator will analyze the resource to identify any errors or warnings in the metadata, returning a detailed report of the outcome.
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    Descriptive image of the semantic resource validation page

     

Please note

It is advisable to carefully examine the messages returned at the end of the validation to correct any critical issues before the publication of the resource.

Outcome "Error"

If there is an error during validation, the system automatically reports problems in the file.

Note:

Quando viene rivelato un errore, il validatore mostrerà un messaggio dettagliato, indicante:

  • La riga e la colonna in cui si è verificato il problema;
  • Una breve descrizione dell’errore rilevato.

Inoltre, sarà possibile scaricare la lista completa degli errori riscontrati, utile per effettuare un’analisi approfondita e correggere il file Turtle.

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"Waring" outcome

During validation, in addition to errors, the validator can also report warnings, or warnings that indicate potential problems or shortcomings in the Turtle file.

Note:

The list of warnings shows the detected problems that, while not preventing the validation of the document, can compromise the completeness or correctness of the metadata. Each warning provides information including:

  • The URI of the resource involved;
  • The missing or unrecognized property;
  • The resource to which the problem refers.
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Descriptive image of an example of a validation warning

Positive outcome

When the validation of the semantic resource is completed without errors, the system returns a positive result, indicating that the Turtle file complies with the rules provided.
If successful:

  • No errors will be reported in the document;
  • Warnings may appear, which do not prevent validation but suggest improvements.
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Descriptive image of the positive validation result

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