[PyWrapper-users] Question regarding results

[<jc...@in...>]

Hello,

 

Currently I installed and ran some queries on the pywrapper.

I managed to install the pywrapper and did all the configuring to map it to
a little test-database I created.

 

My question, for the moment is that when the pywrapper returns me the
results, they come in this format:

 

<search>

  <ViewSpecies>

            <ViewName>Aspasia principissa</ViewName> 

            <ViewName>Balantiopteryx plicata</ViewName> 

            <ViewName>Caluromys derbianus</ViewName> 

            <ViewKingdom>Plantae</ViewKingdom> 

            <ViewKingdom>Animalia</ViewKingdom> 

            <ViewKingdom>Animalia</ViewKingdom> 

            <ViewHabitat>Bosques muy humedos.</ViewHabitat> 

            <ViewHabitat>Bosques secos, bosques de galeria.</ViewHabitat> 

            <ViewHabitat>Bosques humedos, secos</ViewHabitat> 

  </ViewSpecies>

  <summary start="0" totalMatched="7" next="5" /> 

</search>

 

 

I was reading the Tapir Wiki (the examples) and I saw that the data should
not be returned that way, instead it should be returned following the clear
separation between related elements, something like this maybe:

<search>

  <ViewSpecies>

            <ViewName>Aspasia principissa</ViewName> 

<ViewKingdom>Plantae</ViewKingdom>

<ViewHabitat>Bosques muy humedos.</ViewHabitat>

  </ViewSpecies>

  <ViewSpecies>

            <ViewName>Balantiopteryx plicata</ViewName> 

<ViewKingdom>Animalia</ViewKingdom>

<ViewHabitat>Bosques secos, bosques de galeria.</ViewHabitat>

  </ViewSpecies>

  <ViewSpecies>

            <ViewName>Caluromys derbianus</ViewName>               

            <ViewKingdom>Animalia</ViewKingdom>            

            <ViewHabitat>Bosques humedos, secos</ViewHabitat> 

  </ViewSpecies>

  <summary start="0" totalMatched="7" next="5" /> 

</search>

 

I've had more experience with the DiGIR requests/responses syntax, and this
is why I am asking this question.

I would really appreciate if you could clarify to me if this is a pywrapper
issue, a protocol issue, or an issue with any configuration I did badly on
my side, like for example a bad-defined view.

 

Thanks for the help,

Jose Cuadra