Edrn.rdf

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This release updates the database server changing it from pongo to compass1.
The new server, compass1, hosts the official RDF source information and
contains no funky testing data like "Greg's Cool Protocol".

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Greg Warnick has added additional data to the DMCC RDF database, comprising
the two following new slots:

* ``Elibility_critera`` describing eligibility criteria of a protocol
* ``Protocol_type``, what we thought was once long lost, is back!

This release of the RDF_ Server provides these two additional fields.
Additionally, it updates its test data and function test battery.

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The "Site" view within the DMCC RDF database has gotten tons of action
recently. It's changed as follows:

* ``Site_Specialty_Description`` is now called ``Site_Program_Description``
* New field: ``IDs_for_Investigators``
* New field: ``IDs_for_CoInvestigators``
* New field: ``IDs_for_CoPrincipalInvestigator``

In addition, the ``Registered_Person`` view gained four new fields:

* ``Fax``
* ``Specialty``
* ``Photo``
* ``EDRN_Title``

Therefore, this release of the EDRN_ RDF_ Server accommodates these updates.
In addition, it also updates its battery of tests and test data.

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The "Site" view within the DMCC RDF database now provides primary
investigators, co-investigators, and other staff members at each site. This
release updates the Site RDF_ generation to include such details.

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This release of EDRN_ RDF_ Server provides a new data source: registered
people. Registered people are people known to EDRN. This data source
provides RDF descriptions of EDRN people. In addition, it also fixes the
following issues:

* CA-296: Site-Specific URI Prefix missing on Protocol control panel. Added
it in r4905.
* CA-285: Numeric fields of research replaced with actual names; r4906.
* CA-264: Export registered people; r4907.

In addition, we've reduced the amount of test data and made the unit tests run
a lot faster.