Bruce,
Semantic MediaWiki uses MySQL, but not as a triplestore per se (i.e. with
the Jena SDB interface), so the only way for TopBraid to use that data
directly would be with the D2RQ interface, and then you'd have to figure
out how the system models triples in MySQL.
http://semantic-mediawiki.org
Patrick, Derek; It's also vitally important to let us know what
version and edition of Composer is being used, as well as the OS. For
example, Unix-based systems often default to Open JDK, but Sun/Oracle
JDK is required for Composer (see
http://www.topquadrant.com/products/supportedPlatforms3.5.
Paul; In terms of usability, this is always a contextualized
requirement dependent on the type of user. TopBraid Composer provides
a standards-based UI for base ontology editing. In addition TopBraid
Suite offers a number of ways to build interfaces that can meet
specialized requirements such as
Hello Jeff; Note that if you save the password in the mapping file,
the password is saved in plain text. That won't pass many
organizational security requirements.
You should not have to re-enter the password each time as the password
will be saved in secure storage. The next time you open the
Just a follow up to this, as I spent some time on this same issue this morning.
I'm confused as to why the wizard doesn't store the password in the Mapping
model, thus requiring you to re-enter the password yourself the next time you
go to open the D2RQ database, which isn't an entirely obvious
Bruce,
I wrote something about using TopBraid Composer to create a specialized
version of a standard vocabulary at
http://topquadrantblog.blogspot.com/2011/03/how-to-extend-ontology.html ,
if that helps with the mechanics of creating your ontology.
Google does no RDF-based reasoning or inferencin
Derek,
Can you tell me exactly which distribution he downloaded and how big, in
bytes, the downloaded version was?
thanks,
Bob
On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 7:08 AM, Derek S wrote:
> Hi Bob,
>
> Patrick has downloaded and rerun with the same error occurring. Is it
> likely that java config may caus
Indeed Holger this is cleaner.
But there is also the user's perspective who doesn't always want
separate properties for several potential datatypes, certainly when
the datatypes are very close to each other such as xsd:date,
xsd:gYearMonth, xsd:Year.
In a real project in the Cultural Heritage doma
Hi Bob,
Patrick has downloaded and rerun with the same error occurring. Is it
likely that java config may cause this? If so what should patrick
check before installing?
Cheers
Derek
On Dec 12 2011, 5:48 pm, "Bob Ducharme"
wrote:
> Patrick,
>
> I've seen similar messages if a few bytes got mang
Thanks guys, I followed the SPIN function approach and it works
great.
On Jan 5, 12:30 am, Holger Knublauch wrote:
> Good catch, Scott. The SPIN function also makes this snippet more reusable if
> you need it elsewhere.
>
> Holger
>
> On Jan 5, 2012, at 7:48 AM, Scott Henninger wrote:
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Aza,
I think I know where you are getting at, because I remember I faced a
similar issue earlier, which I fixed.
After you download and unzip/install TopBraid Composer, when you start
it up for the very first time, Eclipse or TopBraid Composer registers
some UI components and configuration i
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