Hey Peter,
for generation of HTML, consider XSLT on RDF/XML. It's not trivial, but
doable.
Regarding forms, take a look at RDF/POST
http://www.lsrn.org/semweb/rdfpost.html.
We have some code at graphity.org dealing with both of these. It's not
totally up-to-date, contact me off-list if you find
Thanks Marco,
I am looking to find the integration points to customize to enable my
model to persist to accumulo. Here is my impression of what I think needs
to be done. Please correct as necessary
1) provide a custom implementation of ModelMaker which will return my
CustomAccumuloModel::Model
This is a newbie design question.
I'm trying to create a CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) web-application for
an RDF db. I've been playing with the various modules in Jena and it looks
great, but I have not found a module that could deal with updates from HTML
forms or generate HTML from the onto
Hi André,
I know exactly how you feel and I had exactly the same need at times.
How you know if your TDB indexes are all fine?
Add the work 'production' to it and everything becomes more 'fun'. :-)
Fortunately, we use replication and have the ability to replay updates going
back as much as we wan
Were you ever able to get this working?
I just tried using an instance of VIVO running the 1.4.1 version that was
created with the database with the utf-8 character set as I described in a
previous message and was able to change the People menu time to the Chinese
name you showed in your last m
On 25/05/12 08:28, Dave Reynolds wrote:
This looks like a problem with the version of Xerces. Make sure you
don't have a different older Xerces on your classpath. Note that some
Java environments have an "endorsed" directory which sneaks an old copy
of Xerces onto your classpath without you being
Patrick ,
we basically have just extended the model interface in jena to bind
the BigTable column store to the API.
though the benefits of the Google App engine are obvious, free hosting
and database scaling as web service etc, we have unfortunately
observed significant performance issues and som
Hello Jena-Users,
we are using Jena+TDB in production and are looking for an efficient
method to check the validity of the TDB files on disk.
Our situation is as follows.
With Jena 2.6.4 and TDB 0.8.10 each of our servers stores triples in up
to 4000 different TDB stores stored on its local hard
This looks like a problem with the version of Xerces. Make sure you
don't have a different older Xerces on your classpath. Note that some
Java environments have an "endorsed" directory which sneaks an old copy
of Xerces onto your classpath without you being aware of it.
Dave
On 25/05/12 02:13
