Re: [Jonto-users] JOnto compile problems

[Sebastian K. <seb...@gm...>]

What you want to use is WordNetContext.getContext(), instead of
com.kh.jonto.openthesaurus.pl.OTContext.getContext()

With Sesame 2.0 - yeah - we have upgraded to RDF2GO and Sesame2 - but
Jena should work as well (though not tested yet).

S.

On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 11:31 PM, Jack Park <jac...@gm...> wrote:
> Hi Sebastian,
>
> Thanks for that reply.
> I was building JOnto outside of eclipse. I suppose I should move it
> inside. I've got it compiling everywhere except that it dies building
> WordNetServlet. Compiling dies down in doProcess() particularly in the
> area where it is trying to generate
> SortedSet<KOSEntryResult> searchResults
>
> The entire block of uncommented code there calls for
> com.kh.jonto.openthesaurus.pl.OTContext which, AFIK, does not exit
> anywhere in the classpath--OpenThesaurus.
>
> So, i've been experimenting with the code given at the wiki:
> List<KOSEntry> results = new ArrayList<KOSEntry>();
>  for(ThesaurusContext context : Thesauri.getInstance().getContexts())
>        results.addAll(ThesaurusStorage.getInstance().search(context, word));
>
> Which does not work at all. ThesaurusStorage.search() (really
> KOSStorage.search() does not have that signature or return value. The
> closest signature I can find is:
> Map<KOSEntry, Float> search(KOSContext _context, String content, Float
> threshold): the threshold is already calculated, so my new code looks
> like this:
> <a hack>
>
> SortedSet<KOSEntry> results = new TreeSet<KOSEntry>();
>                Map<KOSEntry,Float> x = new HashMap<KOSEntry,Float>();
>                for(ThesaurusContext context : Thesauri.getInstance().getContexts())
>                        x.putAll(ThesaurusStorage.getInstance().search(context, word, fthreshold ));
>
>                results.addAll(x.keySet());
>
>                request.setAttribute("synsets", results);
>
> Having done all that, I now get a build and installToWebapps. Now to
> drop it into Jetty and see what happens. The wiki says this:
> you need to have Sesame 2.0 repository set up somewhere and connect to
> it through the configuration parameters
>
> Which leaves me with another learning curve.
>
> Comments welcome.
> Thanks
> Jack
>
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