On 01/04/14 12:24, Rob Vesse wrote:
Would it be possible to set up a build for this on Jenkins so that we have
SNAPSHOTs available for people to play with?
I was going to use Travis-CI as it's hooked into github if that's OK.
It's not Apache donated code so a ASF/Jenkins build and using the
snapshot repos is not appropriate. (It is AL licenced ATM.)
The code is likely to be influx for a while, and, looking around, it
looks like it's easier (to be honest, for me, mainly) to get it into a
state where it's sort-of stable - hence using github. The module and
the package structure are still fluid.
The design is still being worked on so things can change a lot.
Andy
I don¹t see any obvious reason why we couldn¹t do this
Rob
On 31/03/2014 11:24, "Andy Seaborne" <[email protected]> wrote:
Fuseki2 is an extensive upgrade of Fuseki 1.
http://people.apache.org/~andy/fuseki2/
http://people.apache.org/~andy/fuseki2/docs/
This preview milestone build is rough-and-ready but it is not the final
form.
Fuseki2 includes:
+ Server administration (e.g. add/remove datasets while running)
+ A new UI including more modern query page and a UI to server
administration by Ian.
+ security, using Apache Shiro.
+ A WAR file for running in Tomcat (et al) in addition to the standalone
server.
All the previous functionality still works (should still work...) ;
there is a better way to configure datasets but the Fuseki1 way still
works.
The documentation is incomplete but will give the general direction.
Development builds are not suitable for use in production.
This is not an Apache release.
The build uses snapshot versions of the rest of Jena.
If you integrate Fuseki with your own systems, then it would be good to
discuss how to make that easier because now is a good time to make
changes.
Fuseki2 requires Java7.
Andy
