Thanks for the info. I'll look at putting my pages in the /pages directory. Is it possible to have any other services? I need an images server to fetch photos and display them.
What I was trying to ask (and did not succeed in expressing myself) with the second question is "What is the safest way to shut down Fuseki and the web service so I can backup the data that was put into my TDB dataset by Fuseki.
This is a trial server, for now in my basement with only one user.
Dave P
What I was trying to ask (and did not succeed in expressing myself) with the second question is "What is the safest way to shut down Fuseki and the web service so I can backup the data that was put into my TDB dataset by Fuseki.
This is a trial server, for now in my basement with only one user.
Dave P
On Dec 02, 2013, at 04:29 PM, Andy Seaborne <[email protected]> wrote:
On 02/12/13 17:24, DAVID PATTERSON wrote:I am using Fuseki to return content in support of a desired RESTfulserver design.1) Can I use the imbedded server to also serve up "my" pages, or do Ineed to have a second server with Tomcat or something running in it?
Put them in the pages/ directory.
2) If I make changes to a TDB dataset behind Fuseki, do I have to closethe server gracefully in order for the data to be saved?
Don't do that!
Don't even modify the TDB dataset when Fuseki is running. Do not
assume that a graceful restart will help - it won't.
You will corrupt the database.
Either
modify via Fuseki
or
stop the server then modify the dataset
Andy
Thanks.Dave P
