Tuesday, April 4, 2017

Notes from setting up Virtuoso with PowerAqua (pt3)

virtuoso_properties.xml

<CONFIGURATION>
<SERVER>
    <URL>localhost</URL>
    <PORT>8890</PORT>
    <LOGIN>dba</LOGIN>
    <PASSWORD>dba</PASSWORD>
    <GRAPHS>
        <GRAPH>
            <IRI>http://localhost:8890/DAV</IRI>
            <TYPE>OWL</TYPE>
        </GRAPH>
    </GRAPHS>
</SERVER>
</CONFIGURATION>

multi_index_properties.xml

<CONFIGURATION>
    <WATSON>false</WATSON>
    <POWERMAP>false</POWERMAP>
    <VIRTUOSO>true</VIRTUOSO>
    <REMOTESPARQLVIRTUOSO>false</REMOTESPARQLVIRTUOSO>   
   
</CONFIGURATION>



(I am unsure about <ONTOLOGY_INDEX_DB> , <INDEX_GLOBAL_PATH> , <INDEX_GLOBAL_FOLDER> , <ONTOLOGY_INDEX_DB_LOGIN>  and <ONTOLOGY_INDEX_DB_PASSWORD/> )

service_properties.xml

<CONFIGURATION>
<REPOSITORY>
    <SERVER>localhost</SERVER>
    <PORT>8890</PORT>
    <LOGIN>dba</LOGIN>
    <PASSWORD>dba</PASSWORD>
    <PLUGIN_TYPE>virtuoso</PLUGIN_TYPE>
    <REPOSITORY_NAME>http://localhost:8890/DAV</REPOSITORY_NAME>
    <TYPE>OWL</TYPE>
</REPOSITORY>
</CONFIGURATION>

(I am unsure whether I need to build a mysql index of the ontologies)

Thus, do I need index_properties.xml ??

New Virtuoso graphs :

(https://sourceforge.net/projects/poweraqua/files/documentation/)
"Adding new repositories and creation of inverted indexes:

a) Adding new virtuoso graphs:

Add the location of the server, port, proxy (if needed), login, password and graph IRI in both virtuoso_properties.xml and service_properties.xml."




It looks like I have a list of graphs here. I successfully uploaded a turtle file to http://localhost:8890/DAV .


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