The problem is the following line of public void readRDFFile().
The problem is the following line of public void readRDFFile(): onto.model. Read(in," "); You are passing a base URI of " ". Since this doesn't have a scheme designator (e.g. Http:, file:, etc), it is being interpreted as a relative URI, and that's not permitted for the base URI.
I think what you are actually saying is that you don't have a base URI, in which case you should pass null instead: onto.model. Read(in,null); Incidentally, I notice that the previous if statement before that line checks to see if the inputstream in is null. However it will print a warning and go on to use in anyway, which will give you a NullPointerException.
Thank you very much! That's it! I corrected and the warn no longer appears :-) – ARH Aug 15 '11 at 11:01.
You don't say where in your code the exception arises, so it's a bit hard to answer. I guess it happens when reading the RDF file. I'd try using FileManager.
ReadModel(model, filename) instead of opening your own FileInputStream.
Thanks, I'll try that. I'm using Eclipse, it displays the warn in console but it doesn't say where the warn arises. – ARH Aug 15 '11 at 9:21.
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