On 12/09/14 09:46, Claude Warren wrote:
Greetings,
I am designing an application and I want to use some semantic technologies
to solve some tricky queries. However, the environment I am in does not
support storing directly to disk (you have to use one of their services) so
TDB can not be used.
Run Fuseki as a database server service? (a certain amount of ":-)").
Fuseki2 runs inside tomcat and has a WAR file form.
I know that we no longer do any work on SDB but does
anyone know if it still functions with the current code 2.x codebase?
Claude
Yes, it does (err, "should").
It's in the release (download and maven artifacts) and the test suite is
run. It's in the Jenkins builds.
As far as I'm concerned, if it takes minimal effect to keep going, then
I might do so (not as a personal priority) but if it needs more
significant engineering, then I won't be the one to do that. (And no
one else seems very interested in it at all.)
I have no idea if going RDF 1.0 to RDF 1.1 might impact it. In practice,
it will need users to reload data to be sure that their data has been
properly treated in an RDF 1.1 way.
((
The key to not needing a reload is whether the code would work by
quietly treating simple literals as xsd:strings (both in and out).
That's quite risky; a reload wil be far safer. If a database has a mix,
a reload is going to be necessary.
))
Andy
