Thanks, Andy! It's good to know that multiple datasets will be implemented in Fuseki. I don't know if I can help somehow, but if you think that I can contribute with something, you can suggest how.
Regis. 2011/6/5 Andy Seaborne <[email protected]> > Currently, Fuseki does not have a way to provide multiple datasets - Joseki > has that feature. > > It will do - the code isn't written. Currently, you would have to write > Java code to load the multiple datasets. The core engine is multi-dataset, > the configuration is not yet. > > Andy > > > > On 04/06/11 20:40, Regis Pires Magalhães wrote: > >> Paolo, >> In my case I want to publish data from some students. >> Each student should have a small dataset, so it would be great if I could >> use only one Fuseki instance to share resources. >> My intention is to publish all datasets in a single machine with only one >> JVM. >> If that is not possible or if it is too difficult to do with Fuseki, I >> will >> have to use Joseki. >> >> Regards, >> Regis. >> >> >> >> >> 2011/6/4 Paolo Castagna<[email protected]> >> >> >>> >>> Regis Pires Magalhăes wrote: >>> >>>> Is it possible to use multiple datasets with a single Fuseki instance or >>>> >>> I >>> >>>> have to use Joseki to do that? >>>> Fuseki Control Panel Web interface asks me the selection of a dataset. >>>> >>> How >>> >>>> can I enable more than one dataset there? >>>> >>> >>> It would be a very useful feature indeed. :-) >>> >>> As far as I know, there isn't a simple way currently. >>> You will need to write some Java code, mainly to configure/initialize >>> TDB datasets. Everything else, in Fuseki, is ready to support multiple >>> datasets. >>> >>> Also, I am not sure if there are others who need to host multiple >>> datasets >>> on the same machine... but, lately, I have been wondering if it would >>> make >>> sense to share the node table and related caches between different TDB >>> datasets hosted on the same machine and running in the same JVM. >>> >>> Paolo >>> >>> >>>> Regards, >>>> Regis. >>>> >>>> >>> >>
