Hi Judy, I haven't packaged up my sparql_importer module such that it's really ready for public distribution. I mostly did it as a proof of concept to demonstrate how we could import content from a semantic web application developed here at Cornell (Vivo: http://vivoweb.org) into a Drupal site. I ended up writing a java web application (sort of similar in functionality to Elda, but before the LDA spec was written) that manages sparql queries against a triple store then transforms the results into multiple formations (primarily xml and json). On the Drupal site I have a simple module which connects to the sparql service in the webapp, retrieves the response as JSON, converts it to an associative array (using json_decode()) and passes that array to a theming function. The sparql services has been used in production for a little over a year but the site consuming that data is actually a Cold Fusion based CMS and it's retrieving the data as XML.
You might want to take a look at a module one of my colleagues wrote for Drupal called Linked Data Import (http://drupal.org/sandbox/milesw/1085078). Miles has done some really interesting things integrating our VIVO semantic web application with Drupal and we're currently working on a project together for FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of U.N.). Miles is in Bangkok, I'm in New York, and our FAO person is in Rome so we've made good use of Skype. -----Original Message----- From: judy [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2012 10:36 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: to HTML froms Hi John, I'm Judy Hertz, I lurk on jena-users. I saw this: On 2/2/12 8:40 AM, John Fereira wrote: > I wrote some code that works with Feeds that allows you to write a sparql > query that can run against a sparql endpoint and map the results to a Drupal > content type. > > > I'm an avid user of Drupal/SPARQL/RDF -- have you made your feeds code public or are you otherwise sharing it? thanks! judy
