Hugh Williams wrote:
Hi Lourens,
Their is no fix for v6 yet, I shall request an update from development
on this.
Not sure what you mean by "Is there an alternative (linux or windows)" ?
Oh, indeed not too clear from me, I meant:
If there would have been a fix for one of the architectures(li
Hi Lourens,
Their is no fix for v6 yet, I shall request an update from development
on this.
Not sure what you mean by "Is there an alternative (linux or windows)" ?
Best Regards
Hugh Williams
Professional Services
OpenLink Software
Web: http://www.openlinksw.com
Support: http://support.openl
Hi Hugh,
I am about to fall back on version 5, as I really need the xml:lang info
now. Is there an alternative (linux or windows)? A fix
available thru cvs?
Lourens.
Hugh Williams wrote:
Hi Lourens,
I have been able to recreate the issue you report testing against a v6
archive, we had been
Hi Lourens,
I have been able to recreate the issue you report testing against a v6
archive, we had been testing against a v5 archive which does not have
this issue. This has been reported to development for resolution and I
shall let you know when their is a fix ...
Best Regards
Hugh Will
Hugh Williams wrote:
Hi Lourens,
We are still unable to reproduce he issue you report. Below is a
sample program we used to try an created, please compile and run this
program yourself to see if it returns the xml:lang attributes required
on your system:
Comparing its out against running
Thanks for the program. I only changed the urlDB value of course.(and
ran it as dba)
My output is:
-- exec 1 query --
= < ROW >
VirtuosoExtendedString: [iri=1] ==> [http://test1]
VirtuosoExtendedString: [iri=1] ==> [pp]
|class java.lang.String| ==> [test eng]
Hi Lourens,
We are still unable to reproduce he issue you report. Below is a
sample program we used to try an created, please compile and run this
program yourself to see if it returns the xml:lang attributes required
on your system:
import java.math.BigDecimal;
import java.io.*;
import j
Thanks for the quick response.
For clarification:
The documentation states:
1)"If the RDF literal object have language or datatype specified then
virtuoso.jdbc3.VirtuosoRdfBox will be returned."
Which doesn't seem to be happening, a java String is returned from
getObject
2)I have no problems
Hi Lourens,
The sample code looks correct and should retrieve the correct results
if the data is loaded correctly into Virtuoso. Thus can you confirm
the same query returns the correct results when executed via the
Virtuoso isql command line program and the SPARQL endpoint (http://hostname:
I tried getting RDF results of a query through JAVA. I used the
jdbc example occurring in the Virtuoso documentation, but Literals with
xml:lang specification return as java String.
The drivers I tested:
* recent virtjdbc3.jar (ftp'd just now)
OpenLink Virtuoso(TM) Driver for JDBC(TM) Version 3.
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