I may be the only one, but I can't work out with any confidence what JSON your query returns. My first assumption was that it would usually return only "found" or "not found".
Can you give me a real example of a Restpark URI with 3 URIs and the JSON returned? You could add this to the web site. Cheers On 16 Apr 2013, at 18:52, Luca Matteis <[email protected]> wrote: > I have recently created Restpark: http://lmatteis.github.io/restpark/ > > It's my way of pushing a standard RESTful interface for accessing RDF data. > Still in its very infancy but hopefully it can be something to consider. I > personally think the Semantic Web community desperately needs a simpler > protocol for querying RDF, along side SPARQL. I have nothing against SPARQL, > it's an important standard to have. But something simpler and RESTful needs > to be part of the Semantic Web stack. > > The entire web community is used to consuming APIs as simple HTTP requests > (REST). Would you imagine GitHub, Flickr, or any other web-service API > actually exposing SQL instead of their RESTful API? It would make things a > bit more complicated for third-parties in my opinion, but more importantly it > would make things so much more complicated for services to implement. > > I would love to think what the community thinks about this. > > Best, > Luca
