On 9/20/18 8:23 AM, Mark Wilkinson UPM wrote:
> curl --cert {pkcs#12-file}.p12:1234 --cert-type P12 -X POST
> -H'Content-Type: text/turtle' \
> -d '<#this> <#relatedTo> <#that> .' {URI-of-LDP-Folder}/test.ttl
You mean the following fails?
curl --cert {pkcs#12-file}.p12:1234 --cert-type P12 -X
Hi Kingsley,
Yes, as I indicated in my initial message, I started-out using just the
Conductor/Content-Management route. I activated the "enable LDP"
button, and was pleased that I was able to do almost every LDP
operation... *EXCEPT* to create an RDF resource (failed parse of turtle)
All
On 9/20/18 3:28 AM, Mark Wilkinson UPM wrote:
> After installing the packages via Conductor upload, and confirming
> that ods is now an option (the interface is now available) I'm still
> hitting problems.
>
> I can start "briefcase", and see folders that belong to me (dav user -
> logged-in);
After installing the packages via Conductor upload, and confirming that
ods is now an option (the interface is now available) I'm still hitting
problems.
I can start "briefcase", and see folders that belong to me (dav user -
logged-in); however,I cannot interact with them. I just get thrown
Thanks, I'll try that later today.
MIght be worthwhile adding these instructions to the manual page
describing LDP, as neither the requirement for ODS, nor the different
packages for OS vs Enterprise are described there.
Cheers!
Mark
On 09/19/2018 05:01 PM, Patrick van Kleef wrote:
All,
All,
> You need to install the ODS-Framework [1] and ODS-Briefcase [2] modules
> atop your Virtuoso instance. Net effect, it adds an LDP layer to the
> Virtuoso WebDAV core.
>
> Once installed, you can simply perform the following verification tests.
>
> Setup verification tests:
>
>
> 1.
On 9/19/18 8:39 AM, Mark Wilkinson UPM wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm following the instructions at
> http://vos.openlinksw.com/owiki/wiki/VOS/VirtLDP and am not having
> much joy. (Virtuoso 7.20)
>
>
> A few things:
>
>
> in Conductor, steps 3 and 4 of "enable LDP on folder" - the
> screenshots don't
