Scott,
Clicking the OK button has no effect. The Progress Information box
seems to disable the Error dialog box completely, as the OK button
doesn't even change on mouse-over or when clicked. I'm pretty sure
this is Linux-specific, as I just installed TBC FE on my Mac and saw
the same behavior
I'm trying to implement a SPIN rule that will find the last event in a
set of events:
CONSTRUCT {
?this events:hasLastEvent ?lastEvent .
}
WHERE {
SELECT ?lastEvent
WHERE {
?lastEvent a events:InteractionEvent .
?lastEvent events:generatedBy ?this .
Hi all,
I developed a simple Eclipse plugin (menus/actions/views/perspectives)
and I'd like to add it into TopBraid.
For this I right click on the Eclipse project : 'Export… - General –
File System' and I set TopBraid's plugin folder (.../tbcme/plugins) as
'To directory' input.
Then I run
Hello Aza,
Are you adding the plugin directly into TopBraid Composer? That might
cause some issues, because pure TopBraid Composer package doesn't
support custom plugin development.
Instead, I would suggest you to follow the instructions at:
http://www.topquadrant.com/products/TB_EUM.html
Well I Export the plugin from Eclipse into TopBraid's plugin folder,
it creates a folder with the plugin's name and when I run TopBraid,
the plugin is on.
Should I use another Export option than 'General - File System' ?
But maybe there is another way to install a plugin into TopBraid,
should I
Hi. I'm trying to connect to an existing SVN repository using the New
Repository Location dialog box. When I enter my information, I get the
error Location information has been specified incorrectly. Unable to
locate a login configuration. Keep location anyway?
Can you provide any insight as
Rich; We'll need to know a bit more about your setup to help you out.
What version and edition of TBC and what OS are you using? Also make
sure you follow the SVN install directions at
http://www.topquadrant.com/products/TB_SVN_Install.html.
Insofar as the CVS server is concerned, the Help files
I'm using TopBraid Composer Standard Edition on Windows XP. But I hadn't
followed the SVN install directions, so perhaps Subversive is not actually
installed? I had thought that since I could access the SVN Repository
Browser, Subversive was already installed. Rich
--
You received this
Hi Gerrit,
I am pretty sure that the pre-binding mechanism of SPARQL is not defined for
sub-selects. ?this is bound by the SPIN engine when the surrounding query
executes, but this isn't propagated into the sub-query by definition. See
http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#subqueries
Note that
Actually, since Gerrit wants just the resource with the latest date, a
SPIN function may be a better route to go. The function body would
be:
SELECT ?lastEvent
WHERE {
?lastEvent a events:InteractionEvent .
?lastEvent events:generatedBy ?arg1 .
?lastEvent events:inXSDDateTime ?last .
Rich; Yes, the additional install process is necessary due to
licensing restrictions. A link to the instructions is found on the
TBC download page (http://www.topquadrant.com/products/TB_install.php)
to reference the fact that additional steps are needed to use SVN.
-- Scott
On Jan 4, 1:05 pm,
Good catch, Scott. The SPIN function also makes this snippet more reusable if
you need it elsewhere.
Holger
On Jan 5, 2012, at 7:48 AM, Scott Henninger wrote:
Actually, since Gerrit wants just the resource with the latest date, a
SPIN function may be a better route to go. The function body
Hello,
I had in mind to create a new ontology based on FOAF and/or REL:
RELATIONSHIP: A vocabulary for describing relationships between people:
http://vocab.org/relationship/.html
and so initially it is just going to be myrel which will also be the
namespace. I had in mind an
I don't think we support that, and I would generally discourage such things
from an ontology point of view. The problem is not just that UIs will find it
hard to provide meaningful widgets - in your example we couldn't even display a
date picker. The other problem is that any query on that data
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