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Hello,
I try to get the following object displayed in an RDF file. But I got:
<cim:TownDetail rdf:ID="_6faf3704-e7b0-473c-b83d-ec37fde46826"/>
<cim:StreetDetail rdf:ID="_8fe7cc8a-9b60-4c1f-b1e5-ec8f6f751f67"/>
<cim:StreetAddress rdf:ID="_de56b691-4124-4f11-a754-ebbda6face75"/>
<cim:TelephoneNumber rdf:ID="_7ac58c3e-c359-4885-8737-e9ea30a3a9a0"/>
The object is displayed but the related attribute are not contained in the tag. Here is the python code that should generate those tags:
town_detail = TownDetail(name="Brussels", stateOrProvince="Brussels", country="Belgium")
town_detail.UUID = generate_uuid()
dico[town_detail.UUID] = town_detail
street_detail = StreetDetail(name=street_name)
street_detail.UUID = generate_uuid()
dico[street_detail.UUID]=street_detail
address = StreetAddress(townDetail=town_detail, streetDetail=street_detail)
address.UUID = generate_uuid()
dico[address.UUID] = address
phone = TelephoneNumber(localNumber=tel)
phone.UUID = generate_uuid()
dico[phone.UUID] = phone
Am I wrong in the way how I hve to make my implementation?
I had to dynamically add a UUID attribute to avoid errors in the rdf file generation.
the dico variable is just a dictionnary I use to keep record of every object that are created.
Thanks for the support
Jonathan
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