Re: [Owlim-discussion] Adding rules to an existing repository.

2011-03-25 Thread Danny Tran
Thanks Ivan!

I've read the user guide section 5 and I have a question that isn't
answered there:

Is it possible to have multiple ruleset files for a repo?  When I
modified the swiftowlim.ttl file to assert multiple owlim:ruleset, I
got an error.  Does this mean I have to combine my custom_rules.pie
with the builtin_owl2-rl-conf.pie into one ruleset file?

Thanks again for your help,
Danny

On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 4:45 AM, Ivan Peikov ivan.pei...@ontotext.com wrote:
 Hi Danny,

 The SwiftOWLIM user guide has it all described under section 5 (syntax,
 semantics, examples, etc). After you've gone through it we'll answer any
 questions about particular rules you might want to implement. Just post them
 here on the mailing list.

 Good luck!


 Cheers,
 Ivan

 On Tuesday 22 March 2011 18:51:04 Danny Tran wrote:
 Can someone point me in the right direction for
 documentation/discussion forums about adding rules (via .pie file?)
 to an existing repository?

 I'm using SwiftOwlim 3.4

 Thanks!
 Danny
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Re: [Owlim-discussion] Adding rules to an existing repository.

2011-03-25 Thread Damyan Ognyanov

Hi Danny,

in short - you can use only a single ruleset file - so you need to find 
a way to combine both into a single .pie - the easiest way is to start 
with one of those we provide with the distribution and alter it accordingly.


HTH,
Damyan Ognyanov
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On 25.3.2011 г. 09:25 ч., Danny Tran wrote:

Thanks Ivan!

I've read the user guide section 5 and I have a question that isn't
answered there:

Is it possible to have multiple ruleset files for a repo?  When I
modified the swiftowlim.ttl file to assert multiple owlim:ruleset, I
got an error.  Does this mean I have to combine my custom_rules.pie
with the builtin_owl2-rl-conf.pie into one ruleset file?

Thanks again for your help,
Danny

On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 4:45 AM, Ivan Peikovivan.pei...@ontotext.com  wrote:

Hi Danny,

The SwiftOWLIM user guide has it all described under section 5 (syntax,
semantics, examples, etc). After you've gone through it we'll answer any
questions about particular rules you might want to implement. Just post them
here on the mailing list.

Good luck!


Cheers,
Ivan

On Tuesday 22 March 2011 18:51:04 Danny Tran wrote:

Can someone point me in the right direction for
documentation/discussion forums about adding rules (via .pie file?)
to an existing repository?

I'm using SwiftOwlim 3.4

Thanks!
Danny
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[Owlim-discussion] Delta updates of Lucene FTS index

2011-03-25 Thread Tobias Mathäß
Hi,

 

I am working with a bigowlim store with Lucene FTS index enabled. The search
itself works fine, but I did not yet find a way to populate changes of the
rdf data to the lucene index. Recomputation of the whole index is not an
option due to the amount of RDF data and the amount of changes to the RDF
data. Is there a way to update the lucene index so these changes are
reflected in the next FTS-request?

 

Best regards,

Tobias

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Re: [Owlim-discussion] Delta updates of Lucene FTS index

2011-03-25 Thread Ivan Peikov
Hi Tobias,

We don't currently support incremental lucene index updates. The reason why we 
don't is that lucene indexing in OWLIM doesn't only process simple literals 
and URIs but works on whole molecules. This means that adding a single 
statement can modify several previously indexed molecules. Those dependencies 
are possible to track but we weren't willing to pay the hight computational 
and storage price in order to facilitate incremental updates to the index.

Can you tell us more about your usage scenario? How big is the repository in 
terms of # of statements, # of different entities, how often there would be 
updates, how big do you expect them to be and also (most importantly) how much 
time does it take to run the full lucene re-indexing on the repository. 
Another question that I need to ask is if it would work for you if we gave you 
an option to incrementally update the index but only for the newly added 
entities and leave the possibly updated old indexed molecules untouched? In 
such a scenario one will be able to do small incremental updates to the index 
for the new objects coming in (even automatically) and then re-index old 
objects once every while (on an interval a lot larger than those of the 
updates).


Cheers,
Ivan

On Friday 25 March 2011 10:18:55 Tobias Mathäß wrote:
 Hi,
 
 
 
 I am working with a bigowlim store with Lucene FTS index enabled. The
  search itself works fine, but I did not yet find a way to populate changes
  of the rdf data to the lucene index. Recomputation of the whole index is
  not an option due to the amount of RDF data and the amount of changes to
  the RDF data. Is there a way to update the lucene index so these changes
  are reflected in the next FTS-request?
 
 
 
 Best regards,
 
 Tobias
 
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[Owlim-discussion] Input data to storage size ratio question

2011-03-25 Thread Jose Miguel Cruz Toledo
Hi all,

I was wondering about the expected behaviour of a BigOwlim repository (using
the OWL/Max ruleset) with regard to its disk space consumption. For example
I noticed that the loading of 2198 RDF/XML files (1177.03125 MB) resulted in
the creation of 1871.6606 MB on the server end (in the
.aduna/openrdf-sesame-repositories/MYREPOSITORYNAME/owlimTest-storage
directory) which represents a storage ratio of ~ 1.59 between the loaded
data and the input RDF documents.  Is this ratio going to remain more or
less constant regardless of the incoming data? What affects the size of the
files on the server end?

The reason that I am asking is that I am currently loading 71000 files (~
193 GB), a process that was started las Monday and I was wondering if I will
have enough HDD space :S.


Regards,
Jose
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[Owlim-discussion] Release update notification question

2011-03-25 Thread Jose Miguel Cruz Toledo
Hi all,

I was wondering if it would be possible to set up a way of notifying
registered users when a new release of BigOwlim become available.


Regards,
Jose
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