On 19/08/14 15:53, Miguel Bento Alves wrote:
Andy,
"What's the error?”
when I add jena-arq to the dependencies of jena-core, the tests described below
fails. I already reported this issue before and since then I’m skipping the
tests (I commented the tests that fails).
Yes, ignore them - som
Andy,
"What's the error?”
when I add jena-arq to the dependencies of jena-core, the tests described below
fails. I already reported this issue before and since then I’m skipping the
tests (I commented the tests that fails).
Miguel
addTest(ts, "N3", com.hp.hpl.jena.n3.N3TestSuite.suite());
a
On 15/08/14 12:01, Miguel Bento Alves wrote:
Hi Andy,
I updated all my code to the new version of Jena. My repo is
https://github.com/mbentoalves/jena. I have a problem in building that I
couldn’t fix, give an error when I add the jena-arq to the dependencies of
jena-core in test com.hp.hpl.j
Hi Andy,
I updated all my code to the new version of Jena. My repo is
https://github.com/mbentoalves/jena. I have a problem in building that I
couldn’t fix, give an error when I add the jena-arq to the dependencies of
jena-core in test com.hp.hpl.jena.test.TestPackage. If I remove this test,
Hi All,
Below I list my report to mid-term evaluation.
Miguel
SPARQL commands in Jena rules - Mid-term evaluation
1. Introduction
Define SPARQL commands in Jena rules is a project proposed in Apache’s
JIRA, in project Apache Jena, and it goal is to allow the definition of
SPARQL commands in Jen
Claude,
That takes the case for not writing complex tests and also for having
simple tests then build on them, ideally, one feature at a time. Nicer
when JUnit ran test in a predictable order.
In this case there is a single call to the parser. It simply avoids
needing to have a separate
Just a quick difference of opinion.
I think that
@Test(expected=Rule.SparqlRuleParserException.class)
public void sparqlInRule_NN() { parseRuleString("...") ; }
is a bad pattern, and that tests where an exception is expected are better
served with try catch blocks catching the expected exceptio
Hi Miguel,
We're approaching the mid-term of the Google Summer of Code project.
It's a good time to assess the state against the plan and to replan the
remainder of the time. Could you please briefly write-up how you see
the project going and see if you think any replanning is needed. Also,
