Another problem, different subject
I am trying to install TBL 3.4.2 under tomcat 6 on a linux machine
with configuration
Linux 2.6.18-164.el5PAE i686
i.e. a 32 bit instance. TBL will not start up. I get the following
exception:
javax.servlet.ServletException: Servlet.init() for servlet
equi
Don; The export/deploy process changed in 3.5 to upload back-end
passwords (database, etc.) from TBC secure storage to TBL secure
storage. Therefore the upload process is different and probably
causes the exception you are experiencing. There are a couple of ways
to get around this:
1) Zip the p
I just installed TBL 3.5 and am trying to deploy an existing project
to it from TBC 3.4.3. The export/deployment process fails after a few
minutes with the following exception:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: org.topbraid.core.io.IO.load(Ljava/net/
URI;Lorg/eclipse/core/resources/IFile;Lorg/eclipse/c
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Yes, this is correct. The locked files are either industry standards like
SKOS or TopBraid ontologies.
We want to prevent users from unintentionally changing these. The most
secure way to open them is to create your own graph and then import
protected read only graphs.
Alternatively, if you certa
Hi Michel,
please delete the file tui.rdf (under SWP) from your workspace and re-run the
ontology library import (or create a new workspace). This will make sure you
have the latest version of that file, which includes the extra rendering views
for OWL manchester syntax.
Thanks
Holger
On Jun
There are some example ontologies you can open and edit in TopBraid/
Examples. For creating your own data, first create a project (New >
Project > General > Project), click Next and provide a name then
Finish.
For creating a new ontology, see Help > How to? > Create a new
ontology
-- Scott
On J
Arif,
Is it possible for you to send me just a snippet - few lines of the
tab-delimited file with the illegal characters, so I could test it as well?
Thanks,
Gokhan
On 6/7/2011 9:32 AM, ArifD wrote:
I imported some instances from a tab-delimited file and all went
fine. When I restarted the
On 07/06/11 14:28, Anthony Coates wrote:
I have TopBraid Composer Free running under Linux (Ubuntu 10.04).
However, when it starts up, it shows a default 'TopBraid' project,
but it is unable to open *any* of the files in the project. It seems
that they are all read-only, and TopBraid Compos
Irene,
Thanks - this worked beautifully!
Arif
On Jun 7, 12:05 am, "Irene Polikoff" wrote:
> Actually, this was addressed in 3.5. If a range of a property is xsd:anyURI,
> users can click on its values. The links will be opened in a separate
> browser window.
>
> Irene
>
> -Original Message-
Scott. Thanks.
Arif
On Jun 6, 11:39 pm, Scott Henninger
wrote:
> Arif; I assume you mean the TQPeople:urls property that is created
> after opening TQPeople.xls as RDF. Regardless of whether the data is
> imported this way or in an RDF format, Ensemble, being a Flex
> application, does not supp
I imported some instances from a tab-delimited file and all went
fine. When I restarted the application I could not open the update
ttl file and was getting errors with Jena throwing an exception due to
illegal characters in the uri. I edited the file in a text editor and
removed the "[INT]" char
Anthony, I believe the problem is that you don't have enough
contiguous memory available to start Composer. Sometimes re-starting
the machine will work. Allocating more memory to your virtual machine
will also work.
If that's not possible, see
http://www.topquadrant.com/products/TBS_FAQ.html#TB
Actually, this was addressed in 3.5. If a range of a property is xsd:anyURI,
users can click on its values. The links will be opened in a separate
browser window.
Irene
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