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[jira] [Issue Comment Edited] (STANBOL-433) Loading large ontology
using Java API gives out-of-memory error
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Stephen Bayliss edited comment on STANBOL-433 at 12/17/11 9:56 AM:
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This was loading an ontology from a file of around 200MB; the file was in fact an RDF SKOS thesaurus. In fact we'd like to be able to load files larger than this (the vocabulary is currently split into three files - combining these would give a file of around 500MB).
The ontology was being added via the Space.addOntology(OntologyInputSource) method.
We tried loading this in a VM of around 3GB.
was (Author: penthes):
This was loading an ontology from a file of around 200MB; the file was in fact an RDF SKOS thesaurus. In fact we'd like to be able to load files larger than this (the vocabulary is currently split into three files - combining these would give a file of around 500MB).
The ontology was being added via the Space.addOntology(OntologyInputSource) method.
> Loading large ontology using Java API gives out-of-memory error
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> Key: STANBOL-433
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STANBOL-433
> Project: Stanbol
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Ontology Manager
> Reporter: Stephen Bayliss
> Priority: Minor
>
> Loading a large ontology - in our case an RDF file in the order of hundreds of Megabytes - leads to an out of memory error.
> The ontology is being loaded into a custom space, using an OntologyInputSource.
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