How to get started?

[Victor M.]

Hi,

I have cloned the repository and have no idea what to do now. From what I could see in other topics, it is required to build the jar files, but they seem to be related to ant instead of gradle.

Running gradlew script fails with a "Url to Stardog repository is not defined. Set up the property 'stardogRepo' in gradle.properties." error. I am planning to use Empire with Jena...

Also, I could not find any guide to set up whatever is needed to run the examples as well. Any ideas?


Best regards,
Victor M.

[Victor M.]

Is this project still alive?

[Michael Grove]

Sorry, we're in the middle of cutting the 1.0 release, which includes the addition of the bindings for Stardog.

Until then, you can use the revision 7c7af279b096548e4dd15df4ed1717338b9e509b, and build the project via `ant dist`.

If you want to run the examples, the easiest thing to do is create a project for Empire in your IDE of choice.

Cheers,

Mike

 

Best regards,
Victor M.

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[Victor M.]

Thank you for the reply. I have managed to build Empire successfully.

When trying to run the examples, the imports related to "javax.persistence" cannot be solved. Is there any built .jar file I need to include?


Best regards,
Victor M.

[Michael Grove]

On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 12:19 PM, Victor M. <dark...@gmail.com> wrote:

Thank you for the reply. I have managed to build Empire successfully.

When trying to run the examples, the imports related to "javax.persistence" cannot be solved. Is there any built .jar file I need to include?

These are part of the J2EE framework, if you're running this via an IDE, make sure those jars are added to your classpath.

[Victor M.]

Finally made the example run. Thank you. :)