Hi Steve,
the sml:EnterLiteral module in your script appears to be used to enter
the names of files that are loaded while the script executes. We have
removed that feature because it only works in TBC but not in the more
common case of when scripts are called as (web) services. In your case I
believe you could turn this script into a web service too and simply
declare the three file names as arguments. Basically define a
sm:Function that has the end point of your script as sm:returnModule,
and use spl:Arguments (at spin:constraint) to declare the input
parameters. Then call the script from the URL of the SPARQLMotion
servlet and pass the names in as part of the URL, e.g. roughly
http://localhost:8083/tbl/sparqlmotion?...&circuitFile=myCircuitFile.ttl&;...
This has the obvious advantage that people don't need to repeat the same
strings over and over again in the input dialog, but can instead copy
and paste and modify the URL. To make it more convenient, some of our
staff create HTML forms with <input> fields where the HTML form calls
the web service. I can outline that if you don't have much HTML skills
handy.
The solution above would not really work if the script were to request
different input strings depending on the execution flow. But such
interactive scripts take the design of SPARQLMotion to an edge that we
probably shouldn't have supported earlier. In these cases, you'd need to
either collect all data in advance or break the script into multiple
steps. I don't think this is necessary in your case though.
HTH
Holger
On 5/02/2019 5:32 am, Steve Ray wrote:
Hi,
Today I was opening up an "old" 2016 project that used to run in
TBC-ME 5.1 I think. In it is a SPARQLMotion script that contains
several sml:EnterLiteral modules that now bomb in TBC-ME 6.1 because I
believe you have removed that module class. I'm asking for what might
be the best practice to edit this script, which is quite large, so
that it runs in 6.1?
(The script is available in the github
project steveraysteveray/fsgim-owlTesting as
input.1/buildReferenceSet.sms.ttl if you want to dig).
- Steve
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