Openrefine: RDF extension display in browser distorted

[ygherman]

Hi,
I'm having a display issue with the rdf extension, in the skeleton editing window.
The display in chrome and firefox (these are the browsers I've checked) of the skeleton editing windows is distorted that I cannot edit and configure all the fields I need.

Attached is the view of the display I'm getting:

thx.

[wetneb]

@ygherman hi, we are aware of this issue but the RDF extension is not maintained by this team. I think this extension is looking for a maintainer actually.

[fpompermaier]

We could tale care of it...could it be possibile to move it under an
official repo?

On 9 Nov 2017 18:15, "Antonin Delpeuch" [e-mail] wrote:

@ygherman https://github.com/ygherman hi, we are aware of this issue
but the RDF extension is not maintained by this team. I think this
extension is looking for a maintainer actually.

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[ettorerizza]

https://github.com/fadmaa/grefine-rdf-extension

The author is @fmaali

[fpompermaier]

How can we ask for its ownership ?

On 9 Nov 2017 18:35, "Ettore Rizza" [e-mail] wrote:

https://github.com/fadmaa/grefine-rdf-extension

The author is @fmaali https://github.com/fmaali

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[wetneb]

@fpompermaier just fork it and you'll be the owner :)

[ettorerizza]

The Github repo does not mention a type of license. I don't know who owns the intellectual property. This extension was developed within the DERI research center, which no longer exists, I believe, or has been merged. The best is to ask the authors (The second is cygri).

EDIT : it's a BSD licence, according to the official website.

[thadguidry]

All software produced in DERI is BSD licensed. Even if @fmaali doesn't recall :) He and Richard mentioned it once in a talk http://refine.deri.ie/

Fork it and update the license text so it uses the 3 clause BSD https://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause

[fpompermaier]

@wetneb I was referring to an official ownership...the right term is repository transfer: https://help.github.com/articles/about-repository-transfers/

[wetneb]

@fpompermaier my point is that you don't need to transfer the repository at all! If you start maintaining your own fork of it, you'll be de facto the owner of the "official" repo. That's the good thing about FOSS! :)

In other words, there is no such thing as ownership: there is only maintained and unmaintained forks…

[magdmartin]

@fpompermaier Please lets us know what is the new project URL so we can promote and redirect users.

[fpompermaier]

We made a fork at https://github.com/okkam-it/grefine-rdf-extension but we
need some time to align our code (that use a mavenized version of Refine)
and to check if it works with Refine 2.7 and the code on the master branch.
We'll let you know once ready

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@fpompermaier https://github.com/fpompermaier Please lets us know what
is the new project URL so we can promote and redirect users.

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[ettorerizza]

@fpompermaier For your information, here is another fork that I have not tested, but quite recent. However, it uses a modified version of Open Refine with Jetty9, if I understand correctly, and I don't remember why.

[stkenny]

@ettorerizza I had to modify Open Refine to remove the dependency on xerces-j. It was the only way I could find to resolve classpath problems with the extension. I'll look at bringing the forks up to date to see if the extension works with the latest.