2012/7/9 Rupert Westenthaler <[email protected]>: > ManagedSite (STANBOL-673) are supposed to be a special kind of > ReferencedSite that provide the same create/update/delete/find/query > as "/entityhub" (1). However while there can only be a single instance > of (1) users will be able to configure MULTIPLE ManagedSites. So if > the need to manage different sets of Entities for different use-cases. > They can now do so by creating multiple ManagedSite instance.
What kind of services can be used as a ManagedSite? For the ReferencedSites it has to be some SPARQL endpoint or a custom implementation of the interface, right? > ManagedSites will support the same RESTful API as the "/entityhub" but > will be available under the same URL pattern as Referenced sites - > "http://{stanbol-instance}/entityhub/site/{siteId}". So if you want to > create/update an Entity on the ManagedSite with the siteId > "myVocabulary" you will use something like And this sound like that a ManagedSite could be other instance of an Entityhub. You could configure one Entiyhub to be the ManagedSite of another Entityhub. If you repeat such a kind of configuration you end up with a network of Entityhubs. I do not say that this should be the case. Just thinking about it ;) Anyway, for sure a +1 for the idea of ManagedSites. -- Fabian http://twitter.com/fctwitt
