In the past when displaying the results of a SPARQL query in a browser I
have used javascript and taken the SPARQL result from Fuseki in a JSON
format. This makes it rather trivial do do.
I am unfamiliar with the JTable properties, but if it can parse and display
JSON or XML you might use the
On 05/02/14 21:19, Jean-Marc Vanel wrote:
In fact, isInTransaction() returns false
( because ThreadLocal returns setInitialValue() ) ,
so there must be something broken in the TDB dataset .
isInTransaction returning true means that the current thread is in a
transaction, not that there is
This might help:
// Setup:
Dataset dataset =
DatasetGraphTransaction dsgt =
(DatasetGraphTransaction) (dataset.asDatasetGraph()) ;
Location loc = dsgt.getLocation() ;
StoreConnection sConn = StoreConnection.make(loc) ;
// then anywhere:
On 05/03/14 00:02, Cindy A McMullen wrote:
Unfortunately, we're using an older version of Jena (2.7.2) for compatibility
with the Oracle Jena adapter. I see more recent versions have these methods
on OntModel:
listClasses()
listDatatypeProperties()
and so on. How can I do the equivalent
On 05/03/14 17:31, Jean-Marc Vanel wrote:
Thanks for the advice ;
currently I suspect that *several* threads start a transaction, via a same
Dataset object ;
which tdb_transactions.html explicitely discourages.
Where? That's normal practice.
It does talk about sharing one transaction bewteen
