On 11/03/14 19:05, Miguel Bento Alves wrote:
Hi Andy,
"How do you find the string?"
"The parser sees 'execSPARQL' '(' then what?”
"SELECT * { ?s ?p "I am a string with an unmatched ) characters” }”
Yes, i need to think more carefully on this. Perhaps, I need to do some
tests with the parser before.
About the problem of the mentors, I thought to motivate my supervisor to
be my mentor. Although he doesn’t know details about jena implementation,
he has a plenty of experience in prolog and he can give to me a good
support in inference questions. Issues about jena implementation, I can
always try with the community.
Do you think that this idea is viable?
If you can get your supervisor involved as a technical expert that would
be excellent. Adding a powerful operator to the RHS of rules may change
the complexity. I'm not sufficiently experienced in rule theory (or
practice) to help there.
The mentor role isn't purely "technical expert". It's about working
with the open source project, getting code into the main codebase, and
helping with the codebase. Adding SPARQL into jena-core raises a
modularity issue but it's not impossible to deal with (roughly - combine
jena-core and jena-arq into one module, for future separating into
different modules or, for now, having jena-arq as a dependency on your
working copy).
The mentor also needs to do some pushing of process buttons on Google
GSoC system.
The next stage is for you to create a detailed project proposal and put
it into Melange. Indeed, put the proposal into Melange now and revise
with more detail before the deadline. Just let dev@ know what your doing.
Andy
Miguel
PS minor curiosity - why do your emails arrive with charset Korean? The
mail header has
Content-type: text/plain; charset="EUC-KR"
I've tried setting replies to UTF-8 - this one is ISO-8859-1.
