Good morning,
I am working with Jena SDB and OSGI, developing with Eclipse and Bnd Tools
plugin.
I want to execute a Jena rule and include infModel to JenaSDB Model, but It
doesn't work in a REST service using OSGI.
I have tested the code and it's works well if I don't use this in a OSGI
Your rules are in OWL format?
As i see, you are extending an OWL reasoner but you want use Jena rules format.
Zahir KALI
Master 2 Architecture et ingénierie de logiciel et de web
Université Montpellier 2
Tel: 06 73 81 06 08
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Le Vendredi 7
First of all, thanks for your response...
My rule follows this format:
https://wiki.csc.calpoly.edu/OntologyTutorial/wiki/AddingRulesToOntologiesWithJena
[DescriptionOrNameOfRule:
(condition to be met)
(another condition)
-
(fact to assert)
(another fact to assert)
]
Example:
[AddingJim:
Sorry I'm going to miss it. :(
Claude
On Thu, Nov 6, 2014 at 8:29 PM, Andy Seaborne a...@apache.org wrote:
I'll be there Saturday to Thursday, staying at the conference hotel. It'll
be good to meet up.
The entire programme is
http://apacheconeu2014.sched.org/
with the linked data talks
We found some money, so I'll join as well.
On 6 November 2014 20:29, Andy Seaborne a...@apache.org wrote:
I'll be there Saturday to Thursday, staying at the conference hotel. It'll
be good to meet up.
The entire programme is
http://apacheconeu2014.sched.org/
with the linked data talks
No, your rules are in Jena rules format.
The problem is that your rules are in Jena format but in the code, you are
calling the OWL reasoner.
Solution:
Call the GenericReasoner instead of the OWL reasoner. Like this:
String rules = [AddingJim: -
(sf:Jim rdf:type sf:Person)
(sf:Jim
I don't know of a reason why jena rules shouldn't work under OSGI.
You are creating your file in java.io.tmpdir then reading it from /tmp
so if java.io.tmpdir is different under your OSGI runner that would have
an effect.
I would debug by reducing the number of moving parts. Created a
