Hi Paul,

What I am writing here should work in principle, but we are not testing or
"officially" supporting such setups.

All TBC-ME users will need to have a connection to the same change
(teamworks) repository in their workspaces. You will need to create user
names (just change the users file) for all of them.

Each user will need to be logged in with their user name when they make
updates. TBC-ME will prevent them from making changes to the teamwork
controlled database if they are not logged in. To login they just go to
their local EVN home page and enter their user name. They only need to do
this once and it must be entered exactly to provide consistency/traceability
for you. It is a honor-based system. Since there is no application server,
there is no security/user name management, they could just make up a user
name. 

With this in place, changes made in TBC-ME should be logged.

As far as web clients, since you are not using TBL, you would need to
implement change logging yourself. You can look at the teamworks schema. It
is pretty self explanatory. Each time you run an update query, you would
need to update the teamworks repository. Of course, you'd need to make sure
that everything stays in sync. That is - only changes that succeed get
logged and every change that succeeds gets successfully logged. 

Regards,

Irene 
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Sent: Friday, October 07, 2011 4:55 AM
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Subject: [topbraid-users] setup teamwork changes repository

Context.
Working on a POC:
- where a few clients using TBCME heavily to talk to a OWLIM-SE within
the OpenRDF Sesame Framework (up and running)
- where web clients do very occasionaly SPARQL updates to the same
OWLIM-SE  (up and running)

It would be nice to have some global change tracking in place.

I do find documentation on setting up the teamwork changes repository
within the context of EVN and using EVN, but I wondered if this could
also be used in a scenario not using EVN or Live as described above.

If yes, is this documented somewhere?


Regards,


Paul

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