Thank you Holger. Perhaps I need the long answer. Is there one? I went to
the Spin API link you provided. I am not sure how I am supposed to use this
information. As a maven dependency do I need to rebuild fuseki from source?
Or can I just take one of the jar files associated with these
In the past TQ encouraged the use of fuseki ...
This is news to me :) Must be a misunderstanding.
SPIN API is for use by developers who want to include SPIN in their programs.
Thus, it is likely to be not just about the build procedures. You would need to
figure out how to modify fuseki so
I just remembered where I saw the fuseki reference and thought it was
condoned by TQ. It is in the Learning SPARQL book. But that is unimportant.
I downloaded the Jena git archive and edited the jena-fuseki pom.xml file
and rebuilt the code. Holger said to use the 1.4.0 version of the SPIN
Jack,
What are you trying to accomplish? Why do you need to make Jena calls to
TBL? This will not work.
From: Jack Hodges jhodgesa...@gmail.com
Reply-To: topbraid-users@googlegroups.com
Date: Friday, February 27, 2015 at 6:57 PM
To: topbraid-users@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re:
OTOH, if you call the services via the REST APIs designed in the template, ui
(SWP), sms, sparql (SPARQL Endpoint), etc. servlet, then you can use TBL as a
server platform. These are well-documented in the Composer Help pages, and all
can be used by Java in a RESTful context.
-- Scott
On
Irene,
I am constructing a restful service chain between several restful services.
The semantic web service is at one end. My code uses the Jena API
(QueryExecutionFactory.sparqlService(endpoint, query and
QueryExecution.execSelect) to query the semantic web service. The rest
calls to both
Scott,
If I can make the call to TBL w/o the Jena interface then great. I'll look
it up in the Composer Help pages (which, along with the SWP manual, are
almost always open anyway, and now the SPIN manual as well) and will hope
to find good java examples there. Thanks,
Jack
On Friday,
