Hi Siddharth,
If you are creating a Java application then you do not have to configure the
ODBC Driver as Virtuoso has Native Jena/Sesame/JDBC providers/drivers for
direct connectivity in Java. Which data access mechanism you choose ie Jena or
Sesame is down to your personal preference as eithe
Hi Jerven,
What is the version of Virtuoso being used:
virtuoso-t -?
As there is a fix for this issue in the latest develop/6 and develop/7 github
archives at :
http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/dataspace/doc/dav/wiki/Main/VOSGitUsage
see:
https://github.com/openlink/vir
Hi Roland,
If you can provide your dataset to test with that would be best as that is what
you are having the issue with ...
We will also test with the rdf/xml version as that should load also unless
there are genuine issue with the datasets in this form which the creators of
the dataset shoul
Hi All,
This is using the virtjdbc3.jar with virt_sesame2.
The version is
java -cp virtjdbc3.jar virtuoso.jdbc3.Driver
OpenLink Virtuoso(TM) Driver for JDBC(TM) Version 3.x [Build 3.62]
org.openrdf.repository.RepositoryException:
virtuoso.jdbc3.VirtuosoException: SR491: Too many open statemen
Hi Jerven,
Remove the ";" after the call to log_enable when passing via Sesame/Java to the
Virtuoso engine, it is only required with the "isql' tool typically to
terminate statements ...
Best Regards
Hugh Williams
Professional Services
OpenLink Software, Inc. // http://www.op
Hi All,
I might be crazy but I would like to wire up bulk loading directly from
my source data to rdf java/sesame process. Without having intermediate
files. So I am trying to call a few inbuilt functions directly from
java. e..g log_enable and checkpoint
I tried the following
Connection vrc
Hi! there.
I am creating an application in java using Netbeans IDE.
I have virtuoso installed and running.
My application will pull data (already in RDF format) from virtuoso and display
it in the application on the fly.
The data that virtuoso will hold or provide on the fly, comes from a website
