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Installing RDFIO #53
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Hi @ThiviyanThanapalasingam Could you provide me with what versions of MediaWiki and Semantic MediaWiki you have? (You should be able to find them on http://localhost:8080/wiki/Special:Version ... if http://localhost:8080/wiki is your main wiki URL). Regarding the |
Hi @samuell Here are the versions that I am using:
Thanks. |
Hi again, What are the steps you have taken so far to install RDFIO? Specifically, it seems the database tables used by RDFIO might not have been properly set up yet. On this page in your wiki: ... have you clicked the "Setup" button there, and got a message that the RDFIO tables ("ARC2 store") are installed? Best |
Hello again, I have done the following steps:
After carrying out the change and returning to the Semantic MediaWiki Main page, I saw the following database error message. Nevertheless, I still went ahead with the installation.
Version of RDFIO I have installed is 3.0.2. |
Here is what I have in my composer.json file, just in case.
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Hi, Ok, so you never had the chance to do the database setup on the RDFIOAdmin page? Then, I think you will need to tell MediaWiki to output more details about the error, to know what the problem is. Could you add, in LocalSettings.php: $wgShowExceptionDetails = true;
$wgShowSQLErrors = true;
$wgShowDBErrorBacktrace = true;
error_reporting( -1 );
ini_set( 'display_errors', 1 ); (More info about debugging options here) ... and then tell what the output is, on the RDFIOAdmin page? |
Hi Samuell, That is correct. I was not able to set up the database. After adding the snippet of code to the LocalSettings.php and then going back to http://localhost:8080/wiki/Special:RDFIOAdmin, I saw the following message:
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@ThiviyanThanapalasingam Aha, now I see. It seems that the main Semantic MediaWiki (SMW) database tables are not installed (The error message complains that one SMW table is missing: And actually, from your |
Here is what I did:
Problem solved! Thank you @samuell. Your help is greatly appreciated. However, I do have more questions regarding RDFIO, specifically about importing ontologies from OWL files. Since, I have found the solution to my original problem I think it would be fair to close this issue. If you would like to have a look at my questions OWL import, I have posted them to RDFIO Wiki Discussion. |
@samuell I just noticed that the post that I wrote to RDFIO Wiki Discussion Board is not visible. Any reason why? |
@ThiviyanThanapalasingam Ah, great to hear that you managed to solve the issue! Reg. the wiki, oh, I would recommend using this issue queue to start new discussions. The talk page on mediawiki.org is quite complex to handle, and it is very easy to miss some messages there (happened me many times :") ) Best |
I am trying to follow the official RDFIO manual installation guide to add the RDFIO extension to my Semantic Media Wiki (SMW). Originally, I SMW using Bitnami Media Stack v 1.29.1. I am encountering a number of issue with the installation procedure and therefore, am in need of help.
The first issue that I have is that adding
$smwgShowFactbox = SMW_FACTBOX_NONEMPTY;
to the localSettings.php file causes a Database error when I visit http://localhost:8080/wiki/Main_Page (see attached image file for more info).The second issue is that I am not sure what is meant by the wiki_folder in
cd <wiki_folder>
. Can someone please clarify this?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: