We start by utilizing the powerful D3 JavaScript library for initializing data documents, followed by creating a custom JavaScript script
to handle data processing.
An excerpt from the customized JavaScript script
appears as follows:
drawLegend();
thousand_sep_format = d3.format(',');
d3.json("http://wafi.iit.cnr.it/webvis/tmp/dbpedia/realOntology.json", function(error, root)
To be more specific, it successfully processes this particular JSON document
:
http://wafi.iit.cnr.it/webvis/tmp/dbpedia/realOntology.json
However, upon copying the original JSON file
to another Linux/Ubuntu server
, the duplicated version fails to be processed.
Here is the link to the copied JSON file:
http://www.ontomatica.com/public/test/dbpedia_ontology/realOntology.json
What sets apart the original JSON file
from the copied one?
How should we accurately transfer an original JSON file
to a new server?
Our objective involves removing segments of the initial JSON document
and then visualizing the subset. As a result, we need to host a functional subset on a server.