3.2 Logging in and Manual Upload of CSX
In addition to publishing by hitting a “Publish Button,” many scientists will publish
by creating a CSX file and uploading it to the portal site. As described earlier above,
Chemical Semantics, Inc. has created a new CSX standard, similar to CML, for
holding all the required details of a computational chemistry publication. This
includes details about the authors, the title of the publication, etc. as more or less
just shown in Fig. 1. The information transferred to the portal by hitting the Publish
Button is that stored in a transferred CSX file. Multiple pathways can be expected to
produce these CSX files as time progresses. The conversion from CSX to RDF
occurs at the portal server.
One first has to log into the Portal as shown in Fig. 13. One can register if one
does not yet have an ID and Password. After entering the portal one is met with a
Fig. 12 Publishing tags
A Portal for Quantum Chemistry Data …
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In addition to publishing by hitting a “Publish Button,” many scientists will publish
by creating a CSX file and uploading it to the portal site. As described earlier above,
Chemical Semantics, Inc. has created a new CSX standard, similar to CML, for
holding all the required details of a computational chemistry publication. This
includes details about the authors, the title of the publication, etc. as more or less
just shown in Fig. 1. The information transferred to the portal by hitting the Publish
Button is that stored in a transferred CSX file. Multiple pathways can be expected to
produce these CSX files as time progresses. The conversion from CSX to RDF
occurs at the portal server.
One first has to log into the Portal as shown in Fig. 13. One can register if one
does not yet have an ID and Password. After entering the portal one is met with a
Fig. 12 Publishing tags
A Portal for Quantum Chemistry Data …
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