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07:39:32
bengee: your RDF/JSON serializer doesn't produce valid json - PHP's json_decode() doesn't like it :(
07:40:11
i think it's because the / in uris aren't escaped
07:40:32
yeah, may be
07:40:46
wanna send a test file to the mailing list?
07:41:02
kwijibo using arc to uat rdf/json output on platform
07:41:06
okey dokey
07:42:08
thanks!
11:00:59
bengee: is the easiest way to do streaming parsing to extend the RDFXML parser and overwrite the addT method?
11:01:07
or rather, is that sufficient?
11:54:59
for rdf/json?
11:55:42
bengee: no - for if you want to do streaming parsing of rdf/xml
11:56:00
eg, for a store loader
11:56:05
ah
11:56:24
yeah, I've based my stuff on the rdf/xml parser
11:56:28
I just blogged it actually - let me know if I should have said something else!
11:56:30
http://blogs.talis.com/n2/archives/71
11:58:24
nice!
11:58:33
bengee checks code to be sure
11:59:11
no, I think that's all you need
11:59:42
not 100% sure about the constructor, whether it's auto-called
11:59:52
in php5 it is, guess
12:00:44
ah, you may have to pass a caller object
12:01:02
hmm, oh yeah - wouldn't ithe parent constructor be called in PHP4 unless overridden?
12:01:27
(I know that that code works in PHP5 at least)
12:02:15
I think php4 would check for "function Stteamer()"
12:02:55
while php5 uses the inherited __construct
12:03:03
but I may be wrong
12:03:06
missing that, isn't it smart enough to check for the parent constructor?
12:03:23
oh well, moriarty is PHP5 only anyway
12:03:44
so platform users still on PHP4 are left in the dark
12:03:54
or would be if there were any
12:04:11
yeah, no need to worry then
12:04:46
i wonder if any of the other n2 early adopters are using php
12:05:03
we use php(5) a lot
12:05:32
bengee has still some old hosted servers that don't provide php5
12:05:36
but i think the people we've given stores to are mainly pythonistas, or maybe java
12:06:00
I'm thinking about moving my sites to mosso.com
12:06:19
then I could do the switch to php5, too
12:06:24
kwijibo looks
12:06:51
hmm, it says 'unlimited'
12:07:07
you pay by request
12:07:16
that's ok then
12:07:37
ontop of the $100 a month?
12:08:13
yeah
12:08:40
10K "compute cycles" per month are included
12:09:26
o, that changed recently, actually
12:09:46
they had "requests" and many people complained about that
12:09:55
CPU usage seems more reasonable