Getting Started

Downloads

You can download RPT as self-contained JAR bundle, Debian package or RPM package from RPT’s GitHub release page. You can also build RPT from the source code.

Note, that several aspects of RPT require appropriate --add-opens JVM option declarations to function correctly. The bundles have those proconfigured.

Docker

The quickest way to start an RPT instance is via docker. The container name is aksw/rpt. The latest stable version has the tag latest whereas the latest development version is available under latest-dev:

docker pull aksw/rpt

docker pull aksw/rpt:latest-dev

For example, a typical invocation of the integrate command is as follows:

docker run -i -p'8642:8642' -v "$(pwd):/data" -w /data aksw/rpt integrate --server YOUR_DATA.ttl

  • -p'8642:8642' exposes RPT’s port on the host. The order is -p PortOnHost:PortInsideContainer.
  • -v "$(pwd):/data" mounts the current host directory under /data in the container
  • -w /data sets the container’s working directory to /data
  • YOUR_DATA.ttl is foremost a path to a file relative to /data in the container. Since /data is a mount of your host directory, any relative paths inside your host directory should also work inside the container.

Visiting http://localhost:8642/ should then show RPT’s landing page.

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