On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 5:35 AM, bryan rasmussen
wrote:
> So, If I have a database already established without necessarily a lot
> of documentation about that database and you want to add some new
> structure to the RDF, what process would be the best practice for
> doing that?
>
> I'm thinking so
Hello,
any ideas on the problem? We'd really prefer to have correctly encoded
results on the ISWC demo today.
Kind regards,
Jens
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Hi,
In using the ODS Bookmark Manager Services are these examples
expecting what kind of interface -
http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/dataspace/dav/wiki/Main/OdsBookmarkManagerServices
? An HTTP Post?
So if I do an HTTP(s) post to
http://[host][port]/dataspace/services/bookmark
of
User = user n
Hi Jens,
Your email attachments are visible but all as one file in my mail
client so it is hard to delimit the 3 files. I presume they are
showing success via the official DBpedia endpoint but encoding
problems when querying your local DBpedia instance via the endpoint
or isql ?
When yo
>From what I've seen of the application it does not support the common
bookmarking functionality of going from tag x to all bookmarks by all
users for that tag, and from a uri that has been bookmarked by one
member to all members that have bookmarked that uri. Am I incorrect in
this? If not, what w
Jens Lehmann wrote:
Hello,
any ideas on the problem? We'd really prefer to have correctly encoded
results on the ISWC demo today.
Jens,
Ivan's looking into this. Are you at ISWC yourself? Drop by and we'll
discuss the problem. We're sitting upstairs, next to entrance D to
Johannes Brah
Hi Bryan,
Hi,
In using the ODS Bookmark Manager Services are these examples
expecting what kind of interface -
http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/dataspace/dav/wiki/Main/OdsBookmarkManagerServices
? An HTTP Post?
You can use this UI endpoint:
http://host:port/dataspace/services/bookmark/service
>> Is it possible in requesting a user's bookmarks to a numerical
>> parameter, for example if you want to get bookmarks that were added in
>> 200 bookmarks ago?
>
> I suppose you mean using the Bookmarks export feature?
> If yes, for now in export all boomarks are exported.
>
Maybe. I basically am
Is it possible in requesting a user's bookmarks to a numerical
parameter, for example if you want to get bookmarks that were added in
200 bookmarks ago?
I suppose you mean using the Bookmarks export feature?
If yes, for now in export all boomarks are exported.
Maybe. I basically am thinking to
Hello Jens,
I wan unable to quickly diagnose the problem or reproduce it on
5.0.9.rc6, but the problem disappear when the existing 5.0.8
installation is upgraded to 5.0.9.rc6 and the virtuoso.ini is reverted
to its original set (i.e. no Charset parameter set at all). The database
was OK in 5.0.8 a
Hi Ivan,
Ivan Mikhailov wrote:
> Hello Jens,
>
> I wan unable to quickly diagnose the problem or reproduce it on
> 5.0.9.rc6, but the problem disappear when the existing 5.0.8
> installation is upgraded to 5.0.9.rc6 and the virtuoso.ini is reverted
> to its original set (i.e. no Charset paramete
Hi there,
I am attempting to query a Virtuoso server using Jena. For maximum
compatibility with the existing code base, I'd like to end up with a
com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Model implementation.
The code I've got looks like this:
Model model = VirtModel.createDatabaseModel(
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