I had done a git clone from the jena project on github. It looks like the last commit was on Oct. 3. I just did a new fetch so I'll see if it makes any difference.
I haven't tried starting the server with a dataset that uses TDB. When I try to "Add New Dataset" clicking on the button just turns the background of the button white (I’m running a recent version of Chrome). I won't really be able to much more testing until next week but we're hosting a VIVO hackathon on Monday/Tuesday so I think there will be some interest. -----Original Message----- From: Andy Seaborne [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, October 10, 2014 5:43 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Using Fuseki 2 as a web application On 09/10/14 20:35, John A. Fereira wrote: > Hijacking an old thread > > I've been playing around with the jena-fuseki2 code (from a recent clone of > the jena git repository) and have made pretty good progress getting it to > work with SDB, using the ReconnectingSDB jar file > (https://github.com/shellac/ReconnectingSDB). On my laptop (windows 7), I > have a configuration which connects to a SDB and deploys successfully into > Tomcat. Although there are quite a few broken links in the UI, I can execute > sparql select queries and get valid results. Now here's the weird part. If > I copy all the code over to a linux box, everything seems to work. It > deploys into tomcat but when I go to the web app it doesn't seem to recognize > that any datasets are available. The logger output looks identical to what I > am seeing on my laptop (no errors, /ds was registered as a dataset....) but > the app doesn't think it's available. > > Any ideas? > Hi John, What happens if you start empty, and create a dataset? Then restart the server ... is that dataset still there? i.e without SDB, do things work? (and which code are you running from? ) Andy PS I'm just in the process of adding Fuseki2 the nightly development builds.
