Hi Bill,
Specifically you need to create a Virtual Directory mapping to your
admin2 file system directory, which can be done either from Virtuoso
Conductor interface as follows:
1. Go to "Web Application Server" tab and then go to the
"Virtual Domains & Directories" tab.
2. From the given list of HTTP Hosts click the icon in front of
the Interface value.
3. Click the "Add new directory" link.
4.Choose the "File System" type and press the button "Next"
5. Enter "/admin2" for Path, Enter /admin2 for Physical Path and
index.vsp ( or whatever your vsp file is called) for the Default page
if required, leave other fields as is and then press the "Save
Changes" button.
You should then be able to access your VSP page successfully form the
URL http://hostname:portno/admin2 or http://hostname:portno/admin2/
index.vsp
Further details on this can be obtained from the following Tutorial:
http://demo.openlinksw.com/tutorial/web/vs_b_1/vs_b_1.vsp
With further details on Virtuoso Web development also available from:
http://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/webappdevelopment.html
Best Regards
Hugh Williams
Professional Services
OpenLink Software
On 16 Jul 2008, at 00:58, Hugh Williams wrote:
Hi Bill,
Have you reviewed the online Virtuoso tutorials, as their are
specific tutorials on VSP and VSPX programming, amongst many others
Virtuoso features available at:
http://demo.openlinksw.com/tutorial/web/
Please review these tutorials which would server as your best
source for getting started in developing applications with
Virtuoso ...
Best Regards
Hugh Williams
Professional Services
OpenLink Software
On 16 Jul 2008, at 00:06, Bill Kudrle wrote:
I am somewhat of a newbee to VOS, but not to programming and
development. I am really amazed that there is such a product and
so little buzz about it yet. Hopefully, as the Semantic Web takes
off then more people will discover this platform, as it certainly
fills the bill for so many capabilities.
My question concerns the basics of getting started in development.
So for example, I wanted to write the equivalent of a "Hello
World" for the VOS that uses the vsp language. I have successfully
installed VOS and most of ODS on Gentoo Linux with the defaults.
So the VOS files reside in /usr/local/virtuoso-opensource. Since
the home page seems to run from this directory: /usr/loca/virtuoso-
opensource/var/lib/virtuoso/vsp , I created some hello world files
in the directory. I can run straight HTML from the directory
without any problem. And in the HTML file, I can include the
index_left.vsp or my own vsp file (as an iframe) if I have the
included files in the admin sub-directory. But if I try to create
another sub-directory (e.g., admin2) and include a vsp file or if
I try to include a vsp file in the home directory (not in the
admin subdirectory), then I get an error "The requested active
content cannot be displayed due to execution restriction".
Obviously this is a permissions issue, but I could not find
anything fruitful in the documentation on ACL or anywhere else and
so was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction
on how to set up permissions and/or how to go about creating a
simple "Hello World" program that will execute some vsp code in it.
Thanks in advance for any reply.
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