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%META:TOPICPARENT{name="Ods"}% ---+ ODS Integration of WordPress %TOC% ---++What is <nowiki>WordPress</nowiki>? <nowiki>WordPress</nowiki> is a popular open-source blog engine written in PHP. The guide below shows how to run it in Virtuoso. ---+++Install VAD 1. Start virtuoso db using the hosting_php.so ( .dll for win users). In oder to use this plugin, it needs to be included in your virtuoso ini file as follows: <verbatim> ... [Plugins] # for ex. here the location of the plugins is the plugin folder LoadPath = ./plugin ... Load6 = Hosting,hosting_php.so ... </verbatim> 1. Setup "Local Virtuoso" DSN (note the empty space in the name!) in order to access any of the application URLs. * For windows users, please perform the following steps: 1. Go to Start >> Settings >> Control Panel >> Administrative Tools >> Data Sources (ODBC) 1. Go to tab "User DSN" and click "Add" 1. Select the "OpenLink Virtuoso (version)" driver and click "Finish" 1. Enter "Name": <nowiki><code>Local Virtuoso</code</nowiki> 1. Enter "Description": <nowiki><code>My Local Virtuoso</code</nowiki> 1. For "Server", enter your Virtuoso's hostname and ISQL port, e.g., <nowiki><code>localhost:1116</code</nowiki> 1. Click "Next" 1. Enter a username for "Login ID", e.g., <nowiki><code>dba</code</nowiki> 1. Enter the user's "Password". For dba, the default password is <nowiki><code>dba</code</nowiki>. 1. Click "Next" 1. Click "Finish". 1. From ISQL execute: <verbatim> SQL> DB.DBA.VAD_INSTALL('tmp/wordpress_fs.vad',0); </verbatim> ---+++Configuration 1. After you have successfully installed the <nowiki>WordPress</nowiki> wordpress_fs.vad package, access the <nowiki>WordPress</nowiki> home page: http://host:port/WordPress in order to continue the installation process 1. Proceed with the installation offered by the UI 1. When finished run the rdf view script <nowiki>WordPress_rdf_views_script</nowiki>.sql, . ---+++RDF View Script 1. After you have installed the <nowiki>WordPress</nowiki> wordpress_fs.vad package and from the <nowiki>WordPress</nowiki> UI the configuration is finished, from ISQL execute the <a href="%ATTACHURLPATH%/WordPress_rdf_views_script.sql" style="wikiautogen"><nowiki>WordPress_rdf_views_script</nowiki>.sql</a> file, which contains the RDF Views scripts for <nowiki>WordPress</nowiki>: <verbatim> isql localhost:1116 dba dba WordPress_rdf_views_script.sql </verbatim> * You can also find the <nowiki>WordPress</nowiki> RDF Views scripts [[http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/dataspace/dav/wiki/Main/VirtRDFViewWordpress][here]]. ---+++URI Schemes <verbatim> http://<your-instance-cname>/WordPress/user/<ods-user-id> </verbatim> ---++Download * You can download the <nowiki>WordPress</nowiki> VAD package from [[https://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/download/][here]]. ---++References * [[http://wordpress.org/][WordPress]] ---+++See Also * [[http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/wiki/main/Main/WordPressSIOCRef][WordPress SIOC Reference]] CategoryBlog CategoryOpenSource CategoryVirtuoso

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