#Semantics Tutorial Project
This project contains data, queries, and a demo application to use during a MarkLogic semantics tutorial.
It is a super quick-and-dirty MarkLogic application.
It uses a single HTML file, tutorial.html, and an OOTB MarkLogic REST server on port 8000. Data will be loaded into the Documents database.
#requires
- java
- curl (provided for Windows)
- scripting ( sh or .bat )
- MarkLogic 8.0-2 or newer installed, running
#Quickstart
sh setup.sh
OR, on Windows
setup.bat
After this, you can look at the application at
http://localhost:8000/v1/resources/htmlServer?rs:home={path-to-tutorial}
{path-to-tutorial} is the path to this directory on your computer. Use forward slashes for the path, even on Windows. example: "/home/cgreer/semantics-tutorial" or "C:/semantics-tutorial"
Note: If you are on Windows, keep the path short, as the command for MLCP will be too long if you have deeply nested directory.
The queries directory holds a group of Query Console workspaces for working with the data. Point your browser to http://localhost:8000/qconsole to see Query Console. To load a workspace, click the drop-down list in the upper right, then click Import Workspace. Select one of the XML files in the queries directory and click Import. Start with mlw-sw-explore-triples.xml for semantic queries that help understand the dataset that has been loaded.
#Contents
The HTML page at tutorial.html, invokes SPARQL queries or an extension depending on which form is used. The setup will have been installed by the setup script. Since MarkLogic serves this page directly from the filesystem, you can edit it, save it and refresh your browser to see changes in the app.
Dring setup, the MLCP utility loads data from data/ There is JSON, and XML data in this directory. Some of the XML files are dumps of the internal triples format of MarkLogic managed triples.
The queries directory contains qconsole workspaces, which can be imported from [QConsole|http://localhost:8000/qconsole].