> > Just tried again and found the RdfMemoryStoreAssembler().
> > Unfortunately, it gives me another error:
> > org.openrdf.query.UnsupportedQueryLanguageException: No factory available
> > for query language SPARQL
>
> Sounds like a missing dependency. Are you using Maven? For indexing
> purposes it should be enough to have a dependency on the
> qi4j-indexing-rdf module, which *should* bring in the proper RDF libraries.
Yes, I am using Maven and the qi4j-indexing-rdf is available as a dependency.
>From what I found out with google this error can be a class loading issue -
seems like sesame uses the jdk META-INF/services/ to discover supported query
languages.
> > Now I think we need a framework on top of qi4j that simplifies the
> > configuration, delivers suitable defaults and does some convention over
> > configuration for the assemblies as well (tapestry 5 style..).
>
> It sounds like what you need is a sample Maven project that sets up the
> minimal dependencies for a "typical" project (if such a thing exists).
> Isn't that what Maven archetypes is for? Anyone knows how to create
> those, and would it be a good idea to do so?
Maven is able to assist with creating the dependencies and set up some project
structure. That would be a good thing. (I had to take my maven config from the
samples).
Piero
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