There is a small number of SHACL Core constraints that could be handled
in a streaming manner, e.g. sh:datatype, sh:min/max/Ex/Inclusive,
sh:min/maxLength, sh:nodeKind, sh:pattern. But for most others, even
sh:class, the triples would need to be in a certain order and remain
accessible through
Hi,
we're moving more and more RDF I/O to streaming implementations, and
that doesn't work well with another important feature -- constraint
validation.
I'm wondering if it is possible, even in theory, to validate streaming
RDF data, e.g. with SPARQL/SPIN/SHACL? My intuition says no, or maybe
On 16/10/2020 10:02, Martynas Jusevičius wrote:
Thanks Andy.
And say if I wanted to write StreamRDF as a batch of HTTP requests
instead of a single stream -- would that be possible?
Is that what BatchedStreamRDF is for?
No.
"Triples are batched on subject"
It is used for example when
On 16/10/2020 11:01, Rob Vesse wrote:
Ideally you do this entirely on the API implementation side i.e. the server so
that the UI doesn't need any changes. The browser will already be
communicating the credentials the user provided to the server implicitly when
authc is enabled (e.g. via
On 16/10/2020 10:54, Rob Vesse wrote:
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Hello,
May I know how I can define distinct members (general axioms) when I define
individuals in apache jena. I would like to emphasis that each individual is
different than I can apply SWRL rules defined from different individuals.
Thanks
Kind regards
Zeinab
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Ideally you do this entirely on the API implementation side i.e. the server so
that the UI doesn't need any changes. The browser will already be
communicating the credentials the user provided to the server implicitly when
authc is enabled (e.g. via the browser login prompt).
If the UI is
As with most Apache projects we are entirely volunteer based. As a project we
do not have any formal support/EOL policy.
In practise our advice to users is always to use the latest versions released
by the project. At the time of writing this is 3.16.0. Any bug fixes and
changes we make
Thanks Andy.
And say if I wanted to write StreamRDF as a batch of HTTP requests
instead of a single stream -- would that be possible?
Is that what BatchedStreamRDF is for?
Can you also shed some light on InferenceProcessorStreamRDF and what
kind of RDFS support it provides?
I think the
I **guess** we would need an endpoint in Jena to return the authenticated user
data (or an error or empty result if not authenticated), if this endpoint does
not exist already (either provided by Jena, or Shiro directly?).
Then in the current UI, we would need to create the JS code to store
Hi Andy,
Thanks for the answer. I understand that this is not something Apache Jena
currently offers.
If anyone has insight in what needs to be done to support/achieve this, I'm all
ears!
Best,
Han
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From: Andy Seaborne
Sent: donderdag 15 oktober 2020 17:25
To:
So I just send http GET to https//fuseki_src_server/ds and POST into
https://fuseki_target_server /ds?
Thanks for the help!
On Thu, 15 Oct 2020 at 18:36, Andy Seaborne wrote:
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> On 15/10/2020 13:45, Mikael Pesonen wrote:
> > Hi,
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> > is it possible to copy all data from one Jena instance
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