RE: haystack + jena

David,

In the first instance, that would be me.

There are two possible scenarios: using a Joseki server and remotely
connecting Haystack to that Joseki server (for example, the new history
store) or connecting Haystack to a external but local Jena model (for
example, one held in a database).  

Both these are interesting; both can be done with the same query approach
although the tighter local binding may also be capable of finer grain
access.  I can help with either.

There is also the open mailing list mailto:jena-dev@goups.yahoo.com for
developers using Jena which everyone should feel free to use.  This is the
place for Jena and Joseki questions.

> I think this should be relatively straightforward once the
> information starts to flow.

I hope so as well.

	Andy
 
-----Original Message-----
From: David R. Karger [mailto:karger@theory.lcs.mit.edu] 
Sent: 10 September 2003 15:46
To: www-rdf-dspace@w3.org
Subject: haystack + jena




Something we've been discussing for a while (and an important step for
simile) is to get haystack working as front end against a jena back
end.  I've identified a haystacker to work on this from our end.  Is
there an HPer who can similarly accept responsiblity for the jena side
of things?  I think this should be relatively straightforward once the
information starts to flow.

thanks
David