[Mulgara-general] system graph

[Gregg Reynolds]

On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 4:04 PM, Alex Hall <alexhall at revelytix.com> wrote:

> ...
> The system graph is, as you've mentioned, similar to a system table in
> RDBMS terms.  It holds information about all internal graphs on the server.
>
> The URI of the system graph is generated from the server URI.  The
> server URI is meant to uniquely identify a server and, in the case of a
> standalone RMI server, describe the location used for querying the
> server from an RMI client.  It is constructed in the following manner:
>
> rmi://<hostname>[:rmiport]/<servername>
>
> where <hostname> is the canonical network name for the host (the result
> from the 'hostname' command in Linux); [:rmiport] is the optional port
> number for the RMI registry, specified only if it's running on a
> different port from the default 1089; and <servername> is the name of
> the server (you can have multiple servers deployed on the same host;
> defaults to "server1").  All of these parameters may be changed in the
> configuration.
>
> The system graph URI is defined relative to the server URI, and is
> constructed by simply appending an empty fragment to the server URI.
> For a standalone Mulgara server running a default configuration, you can
> use <rmi://localhost/server1#> to refer to the system graph because
> Mulgara will resolve aliases to the local host when it evaluates RMI
> graph URIs.
>

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