ld-r Pb with GraphDB

Hi,

I try to configure ld-r but although I indicate graphDB in my config file, I still have ClioPatria in my ldr repository (graphDB) ... I think I got rid of all mention of ClioPatria in the config files.

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Version: last
Platform: OS X
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Thank you

Oct 02 '18 13:10 lolostar

I try to attach the server.js file

Oct 02 '18 13:10 lolostar

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1VSKMzSwrFuC4zbxNejlGoSJf-qHIua2J

Oct 02 '18 13:10 lolostar

I think the issue is that for dynamic datasets, the LD-R always used ClioPatria as default triple store and then you need to go to the configurations and change the endpointType. I made a minor change in code where the generic endpointType will be used for dynamic datasets. Maybe you want to try that. p.s. I think you need to use 'username' instead of 'user' in your server.js configs.

Oct 02 '18 14:10 ali1k

capture d ecran 2018-10-02 a 16 56 03 no more ClioPatria but I still have this kind of message when I try to connect

Oct 02 '18 14:10 lolostar

I don't see any config about the username, password here. You should edit this in your server config (click on the configurations icon). You should know the difference between static and dynamic configs in LD-R. When you try to connect to a new dataset, all your local static config in server.js is ignored. For static one, you should change the configs manually in reactor.js

Oct 02 '18 15:10 ali1k

When I click on the config icon I get this capture d ecran 2018-10-02 a 17 06 40

Oct 02 '18 15:10 lolostar

this means you cannot connect to the SPARQL endpoint that hosts your configurations! check your config for 'http://ld-r.org/configurations': { in your server.js file. And use username instead of user

Oct 02 '18 16:10 ali1k

Yes , but since the ldr base has been populated when the process started, that means that the program accesses and writes into the base in some way non ? I changed user to username too

Oct 03 '18 08:10 lolostar

Not necessarily as LD-R is just a UI on top of a SPARQL endpoint. If the connection is not established, the UI can still run but with error messages. And the configurations for datasets and configs are separate. You might be able to see some datasets but cannot write any configurations. I you share you code with me, I can have a look.

Oct 03 '18 09:10 ali1k

Here's the code

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qn_5KK1u7dS5XNhgjRp0UuLX7kpF8Axt

Thanks Ali

Oct 03 '18 10:10 lolostar

I checked the code. If you remove the graphName and the trailing slashes, it should work fine:

        'generic': {
            host: 'localhost', port: 7200, path: '/repositories/ldr' , endpointType: 'graphdb', 
            username: '***', password: '***'
        },

        'http://ld-r.org/configurations': {
            host: 'localhost', port: 7200, path: '/repositories/ldr' , endpointType: 'graphdb',
            username: '***', password: '*****'
        },

Oct 03 '18 10:10 ali1k

I get that on the command line

uri: 'http://example.com:7200/repositories/enedis

instead of

uri: 'localhost:7200/repositories/enedis

while the content of the base is

Oct 03 '18 12:10 lolostar

no clue what to do! I checked your files with my local GraphDB and everything worked well with the above changes!

Oct 03 '18 12:10 ali1k

It looks like localhost or '127.0.0.1' is ignored (static or dynamic)

Oct 03 '18 14:10 lolostar

localhost is ignored for all dynamic configs as it might cause a security breach!

Oct 03 '18 14:10 ali1k

That's annoying ;)

Oct 03 '18 20:10 lolostar

if you really want to have it enabled, you can just remove that restriction in your fork.

Oct 04 '18 12:10 ali1k

Yes, I'll do it .

Thanks Ali

Oct 05 '18 08:10 lolostar