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en:znalostni_baze:ga_ppdf [2021/06/04 14:56] – created Tomáš Šedivec | en:znalostni_baze:ga_ppdf [2021/07/07 15:27] (current) – Tomáš Šedivec | ||
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Figure 1: Data distribution and exchange scheme | Figure 1: Data distribution and exchange scheme | ||
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Within each agenda, the following types of data are maintained about the entities in each role (context) in terms of the linked data pool: | Within each agenda, the following types of data are maintained about the entities in each role (context) in terms of the linked data pool: | ||
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Figure 2: Data exchange schema | Figure 2: Data exchange schema | ||
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This schema, with the necessary simplification, | This schema, with the necessary simplification, | ||
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Figure 3: Illustrative diagram of the use of digital eGovernment services by natural persons | Figure 3: Illustrative diagram of the use of digital eGovernment services by natural persons | ||
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==== Subject of the law - legal entity and natural person in business ==== | ==== Subject of the law - legal entity and natural person in business ==== | ||
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Figure 4: Illustrative diagram of the use of Linked Data data from a clerk' | Figure 4: Illustrative diagram of the use of Linked Data data from a clerk' | ||
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==== Technical Administrator of the Agenda Information System ==== | ==== Technical Administrator of the Agenda Information System ==== | ||
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Figure 5: View of the future state of PPDF in terms of its components, services, actors, HW and SW technologies and physical interconnection | Figure 5: View of the future state of PPDF in terms of its components, services, actors, HW and SW technologies and physical interconnection | ||
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==== View of the business logic and data extraction of VS agendas ==== | ==== View of the business logic and data extraction of VS agendas ==== | ||
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Figure 6: Viewing the future state of the PPDF from the perspective of the right holder | Figure 6: Viewing the future state of the PPDF from the perspective of the right holder | ||
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==== View of the business logic from the perspective of the rights holder ==== | ==== View of the business logic from the perspective of the rights holder ==== | ||
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Figure 7: Viewing the current state of PPDF from the perspective of the rights holder | Figure 7: Viewing the current state of PPDF from the perspective of the rights holder | ||
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==== Relationship between PPDF and VDF ==== | ==== Relationship between PPDF and VDF ==== | ||
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* Enabling context management (creation, modification, | * Enabling context management (creation, modification, | ||
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==== Reference interface design ==== | ==== Reference interface design ==== | ||
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Before using ISSS, the reader must first determine the context and its XSD schema, which will be used to receive query responses in ISSS. Therefore, he must first call a special ISSS service to read the Context Catalog, in which he then finds out which context he must call to get the data from the providing agency. | Before using ISSS, the reader must first determine the context and its XSD schema, which will be used to receive query responses in ISSS. Therefore, he must first call a special ISSS service to read the Context Catalog, in which he then finds out which context he must call to get the data from the providing agency. | ||
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=== IS interface for batch data exchange === | === IS interface for batch data exchange === | ||
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- Assisted filing: In assisted filing at the counter, the relevant staff member will make a present identification against the document and, if acting on behalf of the subject at the counter, will use the relevant services to do so. If he/she is then acting on behalf of the OVM, again when enrolled in the AIS, this AIS will call the one-time translation service of the liaison identifier to the AIFO. | - Assisted filing: In assisted filing at the counter, the relevant staff member will make a present identification against the document and, if acting on behalf of the subject at the counter, will use the relevant services to do so. If he/she is then acting on behalf of the OVM, again when enrolled in the AIS, this AIS will call the one-time translation service of the liaison identifier to the AIFO. | ||
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====== Linked Data Pool Standardization ====== | ====== Linked Data Pool Standardization ====== | ||
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The process of updating data published on the reference interface is based on a general architectural schema describing the principle of operation of the linked data pool. | The process of updating data published on the reference interface is based on a general architectural schema describing the principle of operation of the linked data pool. | ||
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Two key roles are defined in this process: | Two key roles are defined in this process: | ||
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In line with the overview architecture, | In line with the overview architecture, | ||
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=== PUSH === | === PUSH === | ||
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When data is changed, the change information for a specific recipient is passed to the reference interface. Endpoints are maintained within the ISSS reference interface for sending notifications to individual readers. | When data is changed, the change information for a specific recipient is passed to the reference interface. Endpoints are maintained within the ISSS reference interface for sending notifications to individual readers. | ||
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==== Subscribe to changes ==== | ==== Subscribe to changes ==== | ||
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The process of claiming data published on the reference interface is based on a general architectural schema describing the principle of operation of a linked data pool. | The process of claiming data published on the reference interface is based on a general architectural schema describing the principle of operation of a linked data pool. | ||
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The data claim process is initiated when the " | The data claim process is initiated when the " | ||
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The linked data pool allows a completely unambiguous definition and identification of individual data in the form of XSD regulations held in the Register of Rights and Obligations pursuant to Section 54(1)(c) of Act 111/2009 on the Basic Registers. When presenting these data, it is therefore necessary to define how they will be placed on the form, what description, | The linked data pool allows a completely unambiguous definition and identification of individual data in the form of XSD regulations held in the Register of Rights and Obligations pursuant to Section 54(1)(c) of Act 111/2009 on the Basic Registers. When presenting these data, it is therefore necessary to define how they will be placed on the form, what description, | ||
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XSLT 3.0 is a language designed to transform XML documents into other representations. Thus, the definition of a form is the setting of rules for transforming the individual contexts (XML documents) that contain the data appearing on the corresponding form. The form thus defined is then uniformly interpreted (represented) when it is used. | XSLT 3.0 is a language designed to transform XML documents into other representations. Thus, the definition of a form is the setting of rules for transforming the individual contexts (XML documents) that contain the data appearing on the corresponding form. The form thus defined is then uniformly interpreted (represented) when it is used. |