On 30/04/13 22:10, Lebling, David (US SSA) wrote:
Andy,
I was able to get some time today and managed to install and run with
jena-sdb-1.3.6-SNAPSHOT on top of apache-jena-2.10.1-SNAPSHOT.
I ran a bunch of our integration tests and one of our stress tests
(not the one that uses the transaction
Sorry, I mistyped. It's
FileManager.readModel(Model model, String filenameOrURI)
The offending filenames were all Windows style, in fact mixed slashes and
backslashes, such as:
C:\X\base\sub/file.rdf
That used to work. Even cleaning the filename to:
On 01/05/13 14:41, Lebling, David (US SSA) wrote:
Sorry, I mistyped. It's
FileManager.readModel(Model model, String filenameOrURI)
The offending filenames were all Windows style, in fact mixed slashes and
backslashes, such as:
C:\X\base\sub/file.rdf
That used to work. Even
I retried all this just to be certain.
FileManager.readModel(model, c:/X/base/sub/file.rdf)
i.e., the cleaned up filename, does work. The unclean (C:\X\.)
version does not.
Apologies for my confusion. Previously I didn't have to clean the filename for
it to work; that part of my
Dave,
I can't recreate this. When you say does not work do you mean an
exception? Or parse error?
I tried this:
public static void main(String... args)
{
String fn = C:\\home\\afs\\D.ttl ;
Model m = ModelFactory.createDefaultModel() ;
I would like to ask for your opinion guys...
I am building a prototype client-server architecture using the semantic
web. I have decided to make a thick server (Server does all the semantic
related stuff using Jena (querying, instantiating, storing)) and a very
thin Android mobile client (client
The Jena 2.10.1 snapshot includes its own version of xercesImpl with version
2.11.0. Using this version is a problem because it is not endorsed, (or
perhaps it overrides an endorsed version?). That means that having it as a
dependency, to make code that uses Jena happy, causes problems with
My experience is with medical research on large distributed SPARQL servers
queried from a single server. Our server rewrote queries which it sent to
endpoints and then recombined to present solutions to the clients. In this
configuration we were dealing with fairly large data sets. In the end
I have been running with SDB for several month. I can send the recipe of jar
files you'll need tomorrow if you're interested
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On May 1, 2013, at 5:19 PM, Hugh Cayless philomou...@gmail.com wrote:
Does Fuseki actually work with SDB? I've got it running, but there seem to be
That would be fantastic. Thanks!
On May 1, 2013 6:17 PM, John A. Fereira ja...@cornell.edu wrote:
I have been running with SDB for several month. I can send the recipe of
jar files you'll need tomorrow if you're interested
Sent from my iPhone
On May 1, 2013, at 5:19 PM, Hugh Cayless
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