I have not started yet, VOS is now included in the Ubuntu packages and it
works with a regular server setup.
sudo apt-get *virtuoso-opensource*
I did just noticed that Eucalyptus will use just one VM per processor so it
might be best to go with the regular Lucid server.
To what extent does Virtu
Peter DeVries wrote:
Hi have a new server that I am thinking of setting up with Virtuoso Open
Source under Ubuntu Lucid Server Eucalyptus.
I have been able to get Virtuoso Open Source running under Ubuntu Lucid
server via the apt package.
Does anyone have any experience getting this to work und
Hi have a new server that I am thinking of setting up with Virtuoso Open
Source under Ubuntu Lucid Server Eucalyptus.
I have been able to get Virtuoso Open Source running under Ubuntu Lucid
server via the apt package.
Does anyone have any experience getting this to work under Eucalyptus? Any
tip
Peter DeVries wrote:
Hi Hugh,
It appears that they are being loaded from the sitemap file correctly
because I can query against them.
One related issue is that the setup for crawling the sitemap uses the
sitemap url as the named graph.
http://lod.taxonconcept.org/sitemap.xml.gz
Unfortunat
Hi Hugh,
It appears that they are being loaded from the sitemap file correctly
because I can query against them.
One related issue is that the setup for crawling the sitemap uses the
sitemap url as the named graph.
http://lod.taxonconcept.org/sitemap.xml.gz
Unfortunately the named graph http://
Hi Peter,
So you are using the dum_graph() function detailed at:
http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/dataspace/dav/wiki/Main/VirtDumpLoadRdfGraphs
I presume you can query these site map triples in your Virtuoso triple store ?
How where these site map triples loaded into Virtuoso in the firs
I am trying to get a data dump of all the triples in my Virtuoso Opensource
triple store.
I have this procedure defined:
create procedure dump_graphs (in dir varchar := '/usr/share/virtuoso/dump/',
in file_length_limit integer := 10)
{
declare inx int;
inx := 1;
set isolation = 'unc
Sandeep Gupta wrote:
Hi,
Our institution is hosting an sparql endpoint which was populated
using sponger feature. Due to this we have several named graphs
(roughly 30-40). Sometimes we aren't sure which graphs would be
relevant for the query so we list all the graphs in a one from clause.
So
