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On 01/25/2011 08:24 AM, Darren Cruse wrote:
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type="cite">Hi apologies this may be more of a kde question than a
nepomuk question but I wasn't sure...
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<div>I've been moving towards this option of leveraging nepomuk
for this originally java/xquery/eXist xml database project,
where I would hope to offer the users the use of dolphin on the
one hand and a custom web application on the other.</div>
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<div>And one thing I almost forgot was the web application would
not only need to get at the nepomuk RDF, but also (or at least
ideally) the thumbnails.</div>
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<div>Some brief googling indicates thumbnails are stored in
~/.thumbnails, and I guess they're not really a nepomuk/strigi
thing at all they're created by a kde thumbnail generator KIO
slave thingie?</div>
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<div>My real question is basic: I see in ~/.thumbnails that the
thumbnail png files are given these "GUID" style file names.</div>
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<div>Anybody know how an app figure out, given a true file name
with it's path on the file system, which of these GUID style
numeric thumbnail files represents it?</div>
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<div>(the thumbnail isn't a part of the nepomuk RDF is it? I
quickly snooped but didn't see it)</div>
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<div>Thanks again,</div>
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<div>Darren</div>
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I'm going to have the assumption (since I don't have the system
installed myself) that there's an index on the system that can
translate from the GUID names to an absolute file location.<br>
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