This is early development of a web server that would present information about various production facility resources and processes to an end user. We (talking to the Vanderbilt folks) could potentially use this to serve data from SPARQL queries. The alternative is to do those queries directly from JENA.
The program provides a rudimentary OWL ontology. See the resources directory. Whether or not we use the server, we can manage the OWL ontology through this github repostiory.
- Download the leiningen shell script.
- Type 'lein deps' at a shell prompt in the facility directory and wait while it downloads all the related libraries.
- Type 'lein repl' at a shell prompt in the facility directory and waiting for a clojure prompt.
- At the clojure prompt, type (-main :port 3034) and verify that things are working: (Point browser at http://localhost:3034)
If you do not plan to do development on the server, then the easiest way to use the server is to create an uberjar: at a shell prompt in the project directory type:
lein uberjar
cd
$ java -jar facility-standalone.jar :port 3034
Doesn't do much.
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