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<?php
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# File containing all the paramaters that could potentially need to be
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# configured for the job.
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#
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# $url: The url for the desired Taiper service
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# $seperator: The delimiter for the flat file.
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# buildFilter(): Function to specify the search paramaters.
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# desiredConcepts: Desired data to be returned by the service.
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#
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# The url of the desired Taiper service
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$url = 'http://tapir.cria.org.br/tapirlink/tapir.php/specieslink';
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# The seperator to be used in the flat file to seperate the
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# data fields of each record.
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$seperator = ',';
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# Tapir services have an extremely flexable syntax to search for
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# records with the desired properties. However, this flexibility
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# makes it rather difficult to generalize the search possibilities
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# and quickly come up with appropriate xml. As such, the current
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# solution is to build the filter node here. See the associated
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# documentation on how to build the filter:
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# http://www.tdwg.org/dav/subgroups/tapir/1.0/docs/tdwg_tapir_specification_2010-05-05.htm#toc47
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function buildFilter() {
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$filter =
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'<equals>' .
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'<concept id="http://rs.tdwg.org/dwc/dwcore/Kingdom"/>' .
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'<literal value="Plantae"/>' .
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'</equals>';
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return $filter;
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}
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?>
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