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Is it possible to deploy an APEX application that will be totally protected as source?

yannisrSep 23 2013 — edited Sep 26 2013

Hello,

In case I want to create an app to sell it, what is the prefered method that end user who will be sysdba will not be able to see the code? Looking for a permanent Run time that has not way to revert back to "build and run" mode.

Any ideas?

Thank you

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alwu-Oracle
Answer
There has been some interface changes with Jena itself.
Consequently the Oracle Jena Adaptor 2.0 does not work with Jena 2.5.7 or Jena 2.6.0. Please try 2.5.6.
We are working on a new version of the Jena Adaptor and this restriction has been lifted.

Cheers,

Zhe Wu
Marked as Answer by 712796 · Sep 27 2020
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Any updates as to when Oracle Jena Adapter will be compatible with Jena 2.6.0? I really want to use some of the property-path functions in ARQ 2.8.0.

Edited by: alexi on Sep 9, 2009 1:28 AM - And please don't make me use GLEEN ;)
alwu-Oracle
Next version of Jena Adaptor will be 2.6.0 compatible.

Property path is a very interesting/powerful feature. To help us optimize, could you please list the typical property path examples you'd like to adopt for your application?

Thanks,

Zhe Wu
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Hi Zhe,
After some thought and a few conversations with colleagues, I definitely think the most important thing to optimize property paths for is transitivity. Basically people want to be able to efficiently do something like this:

Select:
sbe:Cluster sbe:contains+ ?node
?node rdf:type sbe:NodeType

or the reverse (in the same amount of time):

Select:
?node rdf:type sbe:NodeType
sbe:Cluster sbe:contains+ ?node

Of course the property sbe:contains can be made into a transitive property but then we can't explore the graph level by level (i.e. 1 edge/predicate at a time) since ARQ has no simple way to turn transitivity off. Thus we are forced to create a new 'transitive' version of contains called sbe:tcontains which we then auto-generate (i.e. during graph.performInference()) via a user_rulebase entry (i.e. custom rule). It would be much more convenient if we could tell the rulebase to precompute transitivity for certain properties but only travel the transitive links if explicitly stated in the query.

For example:
EXECUTE sem_apis.create_entailment(... , OptimizeTransitivityPath(sbe:contains) , ...);
or:
Node containsNode = ...
Attachment.createInstance(... ,OptimizeTransitivityPath(containsNode) ,...);

-Alexi
alwu-Oracle
Hi Alexi,

Those two usages of property paths are in the plan.

Cheers,

Zhe Wu
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