Hi Jon,
Jon Crump wrote:
> Now that it has finally dawned on me (now having read the revised
> users-guide) that I can use longwell2 as its own server, independent
> from PB, I'm having less trouble with the bib2rdf output that was giving
> me fits a while ago (PB still chokes on it). On the other hand, there
> are some things I don't understand:
>
> 1. Running longwell2 under linux I get a choice of "views" List,
> Calendar, Map, and Graph. Under OS X these choices do not appear. What
> am I missing?
>
> 2. On my iBook, the facet boxes on the right are displayed old-style: a
> short list of open boxes (in this case type, volume, and year, (why just
> these I don't know)) with a list of properties below. Select a property,
> and an open facet box appears above. This is quite different from the
> linux display which shows each property in its own box with a double
> chevron to expand or collapse the facet box. Is this the expected
> behavior? Can anyone explain why the difference?
It sounds precisely like you're using an older version. Where did you
get it? The latest and greatest is in the repository, not in a package.
The old behavior governing which facet boxes are initially open was
based on some analysis. There's an algorithm for making those choices
in the Java if you're interested. It's completely disabled in the
latest repository version.
> 3. If I add an RDF file to the database thus:
>
> [prometheus]jjcrump:~/longwell> ./longwell.sh run longwell.properties
> src/rdf somebibliodata.rdf
>
> I get several warnings like this:
>
> W arning: Unable to set namespace prefix 'ns2' for namespace
> 'http://simile.mit.ed u/2005/04/longwell#': Prefix 'ns2' is already used
> for another namespace on null at [-1,-1]
>
> This does not seem to affect the loading of the model, and the new data
> seem to be handled correctly. Is this the expected behavior?
I'm not clear on where the warning originates, but it's never given me
trouble.
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Ryan Lee ryanlee_at_w3.org
W3C Research Engineer +1.617.253.5327
http://simile.mit.edu/
Received on Thu Mar 30 2006 - 16:59:38 EST