Version 1.0 (Build 1.0.4)

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The outstanding bugs in this release are as follows:

On systems running a Windows^® operating systemthe use of the mapped I/O can cause certain operations (such as truncate) to fail. If any MappedByteBuffers (including DirectByteBuffers) are still mapped when a truncate is called (or other operation on a mapped file) it can fail. This does not cause data corruption or loss it merely leaves the files with unused space. On re-initialization of the database these files are truncated before being mapped, so this will always succeed. SF bug 877351.
Support for Solaris^TM 64-bit currently fails when in 64 bit mode. SF bug 887350.
There is a known leak of MappedByteBuffers when running the org.kowari.store.xa.XALoadTest which use FileTuples. SF bug 877345.
The RDF parsing currently discards datatyping. Datatyped values are interpreted as plain literals with the lexical form as the value. SF bug 877347.
Parsing approximately 3,500,000 triples causes an OutOfMemory exception. SF Bug 877346.
FileTuples are not currently closed correctly under some circumstances. A non-fatal (no data lost) error. SF bug 877352.
The current implementation of the Jena API in Kowari is incomplete. SF feature 877348.
Kowari's low-level file operations have been observed to fail under NFS, with the message "No more locks". It's strongly suggested that the database be run from a local file system.
Under Mac OS^® X you should kill the Kowari process rather than hitting Ctrl-C as it causes the operating system to become unstable. This may be related to mapped I/O problems. Again, this does not lead to corruption of the database.

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