Fuseki: VERSION: 0.2.1-SNAPSHOT
Fuseki: BUILD_DATE: 2011-09-15T08:18:13+0100
Right now my command line is just: fuseki-server --mem /dataset
If I understand you correctly calling it without the --update option
should reference the ./pages-publish directory?
In fact, the only edits that get rendered are in the ./pages-update
directory, even when I invoke without the --update option.
On 12/29/2011 10:40 AM, Andy Seaborne wrote:
On 28/12/11 18:41, Eric Scott wrote:
I'm playing with Fuseki, and I have a question about the purpose of the
./pages-publish directory.
It would seem that one can invoke fuseki-server, and the server will
automatically serve content held in the ./pages-update directory. Many
of the pages contained in that directory by default also have namesakes
in ./pages-publish, but editing ./pages-publish has no effect on what
the server provides as far as I can tell.
So what purpose, if any, does ./pages-publish serve?
Also, is the location of html/jsp/etc content referenced by the server
configurable? If so, how?
Thanks,
Eric,
This may depend on the version you're running.
Before configuration-by-file was added, the server had two modes:
"publishing" (read-only) and "update" (read-write). When publishing
all update possibilities were turned off.
The pages-publish/ are supposed to be the web pages for publishing
more and pages-update/ for when the server is running with update.
When using a configuration file, there are more possible setups and
the server does not distinguish which set of pages to use.
How are you running the server and which version? (use "-version" to
tell you).
Andy
