Treating files with a non .nt extension as NTriplesHi Alistair,
since we do not have additional information about the files listed in the
"imports" parameter - we check the extension of the file and in case it's ends
with '.nt' we parse it as NTriples - otherwise we assume it is an rdf/xml
serialized RDF. This was mainly because there are lot more variation of
extensions for RDF/xml serialsedRDF files - .rdf,.rdfs,.owl, .xml, etc.
another question - it looks very strange to me that you are attempting to load
this .~bak file - it is ...let say ... the older version of the intermediate
backup file - new-temp-triples.nt, - it is renamed to ~.bak when its contents
are merged with the main storage file - the one pointed by the 'file' parameter
- so there is no need to try to add it during the initialization of the sail
... just check its contents against the main storage file and see yourself that
everything is there...
have a nice day,
Damyan
Ontotext Lab
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Subject: [OWLIM-discussion] Treating files with a non .nt extension asNTriples
Hi Folks,
In my sesame.conf file I'm attempting to load the new-temp-triples.nt.~bak
file that is generated by KIM:
<param name="imports" value=
...
/space/applications/KIMPlatform/context/default/populated/new-temp-triples.nt.~bak;
/space/applications/KIMPlatform/context/default/populated/new-temp-triples.nt;"/>
<param name="defaultNS" value=
...
http://www.ontotext.com/kim/2005/04/wkb#;
http://www.ontotext.com/kim/2005/04/wkb#;"/>
This gives me an error:
[Fatal Error] wkb#:1:8: Element type "http:" must be followed by either
attribute specifications, ">" or "/>".
If, however, I add .nt to the end of the filename it loads fine. This won't
solve the problem long-term though because KIM creates a new ~bak file when it
analyses a new document. So can I:
i) get OWLIM to treat non .nt files as an Ntriple file or
ii) get KIM to use a different filename for new-temp-triples.nt.~bak which
has .nt extension?
Thanks,
Alistair
Alistair Duke
Next Generation Web Research
IT Futures Research Centre
BT Group Chief Technology Office
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