rdfgui Files

This is the README for release 0.0 of the rdfgui component of SASSY.

This is an initial prototype with just some of the proposed features.
It should not be used for production work, and probably should not be installed
anywhere other than a test environment.

Prerequisites
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You will need the C/C++ development tools, plus the development versions
of the following:

libxml2
librdf  (The Redland Library)
Qt - either Qt4, at least 4.7, or Qt5
X libraries

You will also need:
GraphViz - specifically the dot program.

You will need to build two other SASSY components prior to building this program:
CFI and rdfxx
Please refer to their README files for instructions on building them.
Please ensure they are installed into your SASSY test directory.

Installation from a distribution
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As a normal user:

Unpack the tar file.
Change directory to the unpacked directory.
Create a build directory
mkdir build
export SASSY=$(pwd)
cd build

Then run configure from the build directory so that the temp files
don't clutter up the source.


../configure --prefix=$SASSY
make

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If you have Qt installed somewhere other than /usr then you can specify
the directory with the configure option
--with-qt-dir=/path/to/Qt

The path should be to the directory holding Qt's bin, lib, and include directories
For example:
../configure --prefix=$SASSY --with-qt-dir=/opt/Qt/5.5/gcc_64

If Qt has been installed as a package such that the include
files are in a subdirectory under /usr/include such as /usr/include/qt4
then the configure option --with-qt-pkg=qt4 can be used.

The --with-qt-dir and --with-qt-pkg options can be both used if necessary.

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During this prototyping phase of SASSY's development it is recommended that the
programs be installed in the build area.

make install

You may want to set $SASSY in your ~/.bash_profile and add it to your $PATH.

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Since SASSY is still in the development phase it is not recommended that it be
installed into the system directories. However if you must...

To install into the usual /usr/local directories:

If you have installed into a test area you will need to clean out the build:
cd build
make uninstall
make distclean

export SASSY=/usr/local
cd build
../configure --prefix=$SASSY
make
sudo make install

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In order to use the SASSY programs you will need to set the SASSY environment
variable in your .bash_profile.

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User and Administration Documentation
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This is a prototype.