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Server saying " ERROR - /usr/src/app/contexts/context_overwrite.json missing" #1
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Thanks @riccardoAlbertoni, BTW, the report you are making is AMAZING. When everything is done I would like to link from it/copy it from our tutorials page. |
@riccardoAlbertoni, |
Thanks, @dgarijo.
Am I accessing the correct URLs http://localhost:8080/3.5.1/ui and http://localhost:8080/3.5.1/openapi.json? |
@riccardoAlbertoni This is exactly the issue we seemed to address yesterday: |
Sure, thanks for reminding this, but I had rerun all the instructions listed in the notebook, so everything should have been updated during my last attempt. |
ok, will try to reproduce and get back to you. |
Hi @riccardoAlbertoni, To expose the port, just do:
And then access the localhost url you had in your configuration. If you used the one in examples, it is you should see a swagger API with bands and genres (4 paths in total). When testing the API, if you select the default number of items per page (100), the query is going to be slow (10-11s). If you change it to 10, I usually get results within 5-6 secs (perfomance improves significantly building a cache but for the reproducibulity effort it may not be needed) |
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Ok, thanks @dgarijo and @mosoriob, I am now able to access http://localhost:8080/v1.3.0/ui and get the list of bands and details about bands. I appreciate that you have already updated the instructions adding the -p parameter. |
Great, let us know if you have more questions. I am thinking on adding another example with a simpler ontology, which will resolve queries very quickly :) |
I have tried to reproduce the ISWC paper 607, I was able to generate the openAPI and the server for DBpedia Music, but I have some problems when executing the server.
Could the authors (@mosoriob or @dgarijo) take a look at the notebook ([1] or [2]) and doublecheck what has gone wrong? I have to admit I quite rusty on Docker.
Thanks,
Riccardo
[1]https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1XKk_feh4Eb-fC3FGQ9kGwfiP7KieswT3?usp=sharing
[2]https://github.com/riccardoAlbertoni/ISWC_reproducibility607/blob/master/Reproducing607.ipynb
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