Rameswara Sashi Kiran Challa wrote:
Hello All,
I had set up virtuoso on both Windows (recently) and Unix (earlier).
In the Windows installation I had to create an Instance of service and
start that particular instance. Where as in unix if I just did
./virtuoso-t and it started the server and I was able to access the
Conductor. Could somebody please explain what the difference is ?
I want to programmatically (in Java) put the RDF files I get, into
virtuoso. I am planning to use HTTP put. I could make a system call,
use curl and do it on Unix.
How could I do it on Windows ?
And do I have to start my instance, push my RDF file into virtuoso and
stop the instance every time ?
You should put the Virtuoso service in manual (default) or automatic
mode re. Windows. Once the server is running you can work with it via
its advertised port re. HTTP or FTP protocol interactions (just as you
do on UNIX).
Kingsley
Thanks a lot
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Sashikiran Challa
MS Cheminformatics,
School of Informatics and Computing,
Indiana University, Bloomington,IN
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
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