[developers] semantic representations in RDF

[Alexandre Rademaker]

Sure, even better having the full migration to git/GitHub! Great, I will be waiting you. Regarding the lucene first-line search, thank you for clarifying what is going on. It is really hard to understand the Java code, the logic is spread in many different Java files under a deep nesting of folders!

“Object-oriented programming is an exceptionally bad idea which could only have originated in California.”
— Edsger W. Dijkstra

;-)

But isn’t it a kind of optimisation that we should expect from the triple store. I will make some tests with Allegro Graph. 

Best,
Alexandre


> On 21 Jul 2020, at 17:48, Stephan Oepen <oe at ifi.uio.no> wrote:
> 
>> For the SVN to Git, if you agree, I can repeat the process that I executed to FFTB (reported in another email today) to create a git clone from the WSI SVN. Maybe if Michael add me in the Delphin-in organization I can already create the repository there.
> 
> actually, please let me manage this migration.  rather than putting a
> git front-end on top of the current SVN repository, i am tempted to
> use WSI as a full migration pilot, i.e. dump the complete repository
> history from SVN, import all of it into a fresh git repository, and
> then host that on M$ GitHub.  that way, i can hope to reduce the
> importance of the DELPH-IN SubVersioN server over time ...
> 
> cheers, oe
> 
> ps: regarding differences between your local WSI instance and the one
> at 'wesearch.delph-in.net': that is quite possible: i am currently
> running an older version of the code (because, as i confessed during
> the summit, i have yet to work out how to re-build the application
> with the latest patches from UW and load that into my tomcat; it
> appears that you are getting the lucene first-line line, to expand
> queries and avoid regular expression matching on the triple store,
> whereas i seem to not be getting that in the cases you observe).