Re: A smaller simpler one-off csv to RDF just for experimenting on local machine OsX

Thanks for the nice overview, Peter.

On Jan 21, 2013, at 7:14 PM, Peter.Hendler@kp.org wrote:

> I've looked at the web pages and even installed some of the many suggestions (thanks). 
> Most were more than I need. 
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> Tried to install csf2rdf4lod.  It keeps adding dependancies and seems much more involved (and scalable) than what I'm looking for. 


I'm sorry to hear that csv2rdf4lod seemed to heavyweight.
It works in the small scenario that you describe, but I guess I failed to facilitate it with the installer.

It's a tradeoff between trying to provide the kitchen sink when people want it.

If you'd like to discuss your issue off list, I'd be more than happy to smooth out the hiccups that you ran into.

Regards,
Tim Lebo


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> I only want to experiment with some single spreadsheet conversions and don't even need a triple store. 
> Google refine was promising but gave me xerces errors when I tried to add the RDF export plugin. 
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> I'm on OsX so can't use Windows only apps (which did look good). 
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> I saw something called M2 for Protege that is supposed to be built in to Protege but not on my 4.2 Protege. 
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> Thanks 
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