A) Has MarmottaLoader replaced KiwiLoader? Or are they different?
B) If so then the docs wrt Kiwiloader are out of date as the commandline
options appear to be different (e.g. no way to send in the config
properties file).
C) If MarmottaLoader has replaced KiwiLoader are there any docs for
Marmot
Latest version of marmotta - 3.2.1
1) On Windows 8.1 64 the initial choice box which determines the ip &
writes to startup.properties offers a choice of 0 (zero) items. The only
choice is to cancel which shuts down marmotta.
Luckily I am running a linux instance as well & copied the
startup.prop
On 03/07/14 15:54, Raffaele Palmieri wrote:
In Download section of site, where you probably read,
Good appreciation, Raffaele. Fixed with r1607651.
So now the download page http://marmotta.apache.org/download has the
right release dates.
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Sergio Fernández
Partner Technology Manager
Redlin
Hi Adam,
On 03/07/14 15:39, Adam Flinton wrote:
Loading into marmotta (with the default h2 db backend) seems to take many
many hours.
H2 is just for demo purposes. For such amount of data you have to switch
to a proper database, PostgreSQL is the commended one.
Would it be any quicker usin
Hi Adam, for bulk loading of huge graphs, there is a command line utility
that you can run. It greatly improves the load performance.
The documentation for usage is at this link:
http://marmotta.apache.org/kiwi/loader.html ,
if you use it, I suggest you not run this process in parallel with other
p
Hi Prashant,
Apache Marmotta 3.2.1 was released on 20-05-2014, as you can see at this
link: http://it.apache.contactlab.it/marmotta/3.2.1/
In Download section of site, where you probably read, there is a write
error.
That release could be used in production, I suggest you to read
documentation at t
Dear All@marmotta,
We have a fairly large dataset (1.7gb in XML, 800MB if trig) which loads in
a few minutes into Jena using the tdbloader.
Loading into marmotta (with the default h2 db backend) seems to take many
many hours.
Would it be any quicker using the client library?
Are there any tips
