This looks like that you may have an error in the PHP code of your wordpress installation. My guess is that you may have introduced that error by performing the steps of this tutorial. If the errors reporting are disabled by your host, you may have some problem finding what the problem is (except if you are a PHP developer of course).

But I would suggest you to make sure that there is no PHP error that have been introduced when performing the steps of this tutorial.

Hope you can find that issue!

Take care,

Fred

Thanks for the tutorial!

I’m having problems with getting the Subscribe2 to work properly. For some reason when I try and test it, it keeps coming up with and error: “Sorry, there seems to be an error on the server. Please try again later.”

Does anyone know what it might be…?
I already talked to the service provider and they say it’s not a problem fro mtheir end… any ideas..?

Thanks!

The only problem I had, was the one described described here:
http://stackoverflow.com/a/4434188/246508

Afterwards, everything worked great!

Happy to see that it has been helpful to you!

Thanks for the suggestion, I just updated that blog post accordingly.

Take care,

Fred

May I add that you can use the –verbose option in case of errors in the svn2git command. It will show what’s wrong.

In my case, it was the missing (no author) entry, which for some reason I’ve wrote as (no name). The error shown by git2svn was helpless:

command failed:
2>&1 git svn fetch

But using –verbose it told me what’s going on:

Author: (no author) not defined in /tmp/authors.txt file

Thanks for confirming that it was the issue! Looks much better now. Good luck!

Take care,

Fred

We should take care here: JSON is simply the serialization language, and not the framework used to describe records. RDF Resources triples can be serialized in multiple different serialization format. The two most popular are XML and N3/Turtle.

The sWebMap component does use a special serialization format called structJSON. structJSON is a core RDF serialization format to structWSF (the web service endpoints framework used by the sWebMap). This simple serialization format is used to serialize resultsets returned by web service endpoints (structWSF) which aggregates RDF resources.

The reason why we choose to use a JSON serialization format for this sWebMap component is because it is much easier to manipulate this format in JavaScript.

For your information, here is the JavaScript API (a class with some utilities functions) that is used to manipulate the structJSON data that comes from any structWSF web service endpoint: resultset.js

Hope it helps understanding the reason why we use that structJSON format within the sWebMap JavaScript semantic component!

Don’t hesitate to ask any further questions related to this, particularly if this explanation is not clear.

Thanks,

Take care,

Fred

Thank you SO much for taking time to help – and for writing this guide. You made my day.