Hi David,
welcome to the list, let's see how we can help you!
LDP has no concept like context/named graph like SPARQL has. Creating a
context for each resource is an internal mechanism to isolate the resource
data from each other. Also SPARQL is not part of LDP.
Basically you have two options:
*
In Java, you cannot combine the -cp and the -jar option. So to have
the mysql connector available, you need to use the following command:
java -cp mysql-connector-java.jar:marmotta-loader-kiwi.jar
org.apache.marmotta.loader.core.MarmottaLoader -f
/data/file-to-import.rdf -c
"http://example.com:808
Hi!
I'm David, a researcher in Universitat de Lleida and I'm new in this
list. I've made a little application that reads a RDF file, extracts the
resources of a given type and inserts them in a container via POST to
the LDP in Apache Marmotta. The problem is that it creates a context for
each reso
