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This example uses the OpenLink Virtuoso Commercial 8 Docker image and runs by default with a demo license, which allows a single expiring HTTPS connection to the Virtuoso Commercial Edition database engine.
While this should suffice for initially running this example, you may want to register an account with us and get a 15-day evaluation license emailed to you.
For continued use beyond the demo or evaluation period, you need to purchase a commercial license from the OpenLink Software Shop to obtain a one-year license.
Please contact the OpenLink Support Team if you have any questions regarding licensing Virtuoso.