| Re: [rdf4j-dev] instructions on how to use GeoSPARQL functions in RDF4J? |
Thanks Mark, I'll have a closer look when I'm back at work in a few days, and try to add some notes to the documentation.
By the way: for some reason Gmail keeps classifying your mails as spam. Something about using a yahoo address but not actually being from a yahoo server?
Cheers,
Jeen
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You need to have queryalgebra-geosparql jar on the classpath to have the functions.If you optionally use the solr/elasticsearch sail then you can get optimised support for geof:distance and some spatial relations. See tests for details.______________________________Can someone in the know write a few short instructions on how to get GeoSPARQL support up and running in RDF4J? We have zero documentation on this and I find myself trawling through the source code trying to figure it out - which is less than ideal.There's currently an open StackOverflow for precisely this question:
Cheers,Jeen
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