Hi everyone,
I am playing with Jena and using JSON-LD syntax for reading and outputting
the data.
I could not find much documentation and examples on supported keywords from
JSON-LD in Jena. So I wanted to ask is there a way to use @vocab keyword
from JSON-LD in Jena?
Also, I would appreciate
On 20/12/15 12:58, Jonathan Camilleri wrote:
Are there examples of such macros and scripts?
I was thinking of processing with perl (sed, m4, cpp, choice here>) to build text files. A shell script will do. What
Joachim needs is to concatenate the same
http://zbw.eu/namespaces/fuseki/entMap
Another way is to have one configuration file : they don't have to be
separated out into individual files on configuration. Multiple
definitions can go in the top-level config.ttl or passed in on the start
up line.
Andy
On 20/12/15 12:02, Andy Seaborne wrote:
In assemblers, URIs
Hi Marco.
Yes, that's it. The indexes work well in isolation, but don't combine well.
Smooshing them into a single index would be a great idea, especially if the
query could resolve both text and spatial predicates with one matching scan of
the index.
Perhaps Stephen could be persuaded to
Are there examples of such macros and scripts?
Jon
https://delicious.com/jon80
On 20 December 2015 at 13:02, Andy Seaborne wrote:
> In assemblers, URIs are just names. They are not dereferenced, nor is
> there an include mechanism.
>
> One way around this, for some
In assemblers, URIs are just names. They are not dereferenced, nor is
there an include mechanism.
One way around this, for some situations, is to build the configurations
files as the service starts with a macro processor/templating solution
of your choice.
Andy
On 20/12/15
Thanks for looking into this! The URI was supposed to be just a name, not to be
dereferenced. Your question triggered the idea of a more simple solution
(omitting an additional namespace and referencing the according definition in
config.ttl directly):
<#swdskosIndex> a text:TextIndexLucene ;
Hi Mark!
I'm not sure that the jena-external-index approach would help. It might
or might not, depending on how it's implemented. AFAIK it's just an idea
right now, I haven't seen any code.
In any case I think the problem with jena-text and probably jena-spatial
too (not very familiar with