I originally posted this in the Redland mailing list, but would like to ask
here as well...
I'm trying to get Redland to connect to a Virtuoso instance and I am having
some issues. I built the latest stable Redland with virtuoso support with
iODBC. I did a test iODBC connection to Virtuoso through the iodbc tool
'iodbcadm-gtk', and it tests ok.
Software versions:
Redland 1.0.10 (my compile)
Redland Bindings 1.0.10.1 (my compile)
Raptor 1.4.19 (system library)
Rasqal 0.9.16 (system library)
Virtuoso 6.1 (my compile)
Ubuntu 9.10 x64
Built librdf with
> ./configure --with-virtuoso=yes --with-iodbc-lib=/usr/lib
> --with-odbc-inc=/usr/include --prefix=/media/dataext3/opt
>
In Python, I've tried various combinations of this type of command:
> >>> vstore = RDF.Storage(storage_name="virtuoso", name="db1",
> options_string="dsn='LocalVirtuoso',user='dba',pass='dba'")
>
Which produces this output:
1498 if self._storage == "NULL" or self._storage == None:
> 1499 self._storage=None
> -> 1500 raise RedlandError("Creating Storage failed")
> 1501
> 1502 def __del__(self):
>
> RedlandError: 'Creating Storage failed'
>
This message is pretty bad as I have no idea what part is causing the
failure.
Any thoughts as to what the problem may be? Has anyone had luck doing this?
Thanks,
-Chris
