On 06/09/12 21:28, Simon Helsen wrote:
hi everyone,
I was wondering if there is a chance to get a 2.7.4 release soon. There
have been numerous fixes since 2.7.3 and unfortunately, we are not allowed
to adopt a non-released snapshot. Basic internal testing seems to suggest
2.7.4 is pretty
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Rajeev B commented on JENA-189:
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I'll read through and try to proceed in the direction of an
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Simon Helsen commented on JENA-244:
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Have you tested this with a snapshot 2.7.4 build?
Thanks Andy
The changes (post TDB 0.9.3) for optimized and correct transactions are
new and really could do with bedding down. If you could go beyond basic
testing that would be helpful so things get raised before a .4 release.
we are in the process of getting more comprehensive tests done,
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Don Pellegrino commented on JENA-320:
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Thanks, it is now working as expected.
Well, we had two timescales in mind:
Either very quick, i.e. sometime next week :-) That would give our
verification testers enough time to get decent coverage before release and
would just be sufficient to get legal aspects out of the way. I realize
that would have been ambitious either way,
I remember some discussions a while back about one of the barriers to
implementing GeoSPARQL in Jena being the lack of a good indexing library to use
I notice that Lucene 4.0 has a new Spatial module -
http://lucene.apache.org/core/4_0_0-BETA/spatial/index.html – which is itself
built on
I would say yes the interesting bits are done by JTS. we used another LGPL
index for geosparql.org.
I think Jena deserves a dedicated file based indexer to support the full
OGC geosparql standard but that said the task should not be underestimated.
On Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 5:59 PM, Rob Vesse