Le jeudi 11 décembre 2014, 11:30:04 Sergio Fernández a écrit : > Hi, > > On 11/12/14 10:40, Encolpe DEGOUTE wrote: > > These days we are migrating our LOM metadata to MLR to store them in > > marmotta 3.2.0 (the last war file available via the debian repository). > > 3.3.0 release is being vote currently. If it passes it, you would have a > better version to use, also as .deb. Although that part of the system > does not come with significant improvements, I'd recommend you to > upgrade as soon as it gets out.
Perfect, I will. :) > > To test our conversion process we try to import data in turtle via the > > REST > > import interface. > > > > A file that works via the HTML interface raises an RDF error in the first > > case and seem works in the second case: > > - https://sources.colpi.org/_admin/gists/4 > > - https://sources.colpi.org/_admin/gists/5 > > > > The source file: > > https://sources.colpi.org/_admin/gists/6 > > The Turtle file looks syntactically correct, that's fine. > > > Have you any clue to explain this difference in the two process ? > > Well, as far as I see both request use the same rest web service. The > difference is that the first one sends the file from its path, while the > second one tries to send the file attached to the request, which I think > is not supported (files' data must be send in the payload). > > From my experience with requests in Python (for instance in ldpy [1]), > I always used the parameter 'data' to send the payload [2] using the > following construction: > > requests.post(url, data=open(path,'rb'), headers=headers) Fine, that was the point. The import is damn fast for all our old metadata database. > > You could find more details about the different method available to > import data in the wiki [3]. > > BTW, if there is a need for our community, we could add to our roadmap > the addition of a Python version to our Client Library [4]. Well, I'm not sure that a Python client will fit to all projets. As marmotta can be requested in REST, we need code examples. The ldpy project can help on this way. We can also propose a project for the GSoC 2015. Thanks for your reactivity. Is there some Marmotta workshop or tutorial scheduled in 2015 like it was in 2014? Best regards. -- Encolpe Degoute http://encolpe.wordpress.com http://encolpe.degoute.free.fr Logiciels libres, hockey sur glace et autres activités cérébrales
