Re: Return nested JSON results

> is this sparql endpoint reachable from the public internet? No, I'm running it locally. I don't know if Apache has any "test" server to try out, but you can install one easily.

Re: Return nested JSON results

On Tue, 16 May 2017 22:51:34 +0200, Laura Morales wrote: That's ok, but i wanted to know what kind of app is querying your Fuseki database? Only a hint.. I know it sounds 'fundamentally' not essential, but for 'me' it is the practice of developement. Well yeah, I don't

Re: Return nested JSON results

On May 16, 2017, at 15:51, Laura Morales wrote: >> That's ok, but i wanted to know what kind of app is querying your Fuseki >> database? Only a hint.. I know it sounds 'fundamentally' not essential, >> but for 'me' it is the practice of developement. > > > Well yeah, I

Re: Return nested JSON results

> That's ok, but i wanted to know what kind of app is querying your Fuseki > database? Only a hint.. I know it sounds 'fundamentally' not essential, > but for 'me' it is the practice of developement. Well yeah, I don't know why this would be useful... anyway I'm trying to do a school project

Re: Return nested JSON results

On Tue, 16 May 2017 20:32:03 +0200, Laura Morales wrote: Sorry, i couldn't follow this thread in details, what kind of app (it is not a Jena app, that's clear to me) do you have querying your Fuseki database? When i know this, the rest of this thread could perhaps be

Re: Return nested JSON results

> Sorry, i couldn't follow this thread in details, what kind of app (it is > not a Jena app, that's clear to me) do you have querying your Fuseki > database? When i know this, the rest of this thread could perhaps be also > useful to me... You can read the entire discussion here

Re: Return nested JSON results

I glanced through that page, but I couldn't find anything useful about HTTP headers. I tried using different = values, for example "json-ld-1.1-expand-frame" (which I've found on that same page), but nothing seems to work. Does anybody have any idea if framed JSON-LD is supported by Fuseki as

Re: Return nested JSON results

On Tue, 16 May 2017 18:18:30 +0200, Laura Morales wrote: This looks like an example of how to use the feature from Java. I'd like to know if I can use this "JSON-LD framing" thing via the SPARQL endpoint (querying Fuseki). Sorry, i couldn't follow this thread in

Configuring Fuseki with both Lucene and Reasoning

I am having a difficult time figure out how to add inference capabilities to an otherwise working Fuseki configuration with Lucene indexing. I'll start with my questions, and follow with the full details. 1. Does anyone have a working assembler file that has both reasoning and Lucene

Re: Return nested JSON results

This looks like an example of how to use the feature from Java. I'd like to know if I can use this "JSON-LD framing" thing via the SPARQL endpoint (querying Fuseki).     Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 at 1:24 PM From: "james anderson" To: "usersjena.apache.org"

Re: Return nested JSON results

> On 2017-05-16, at 12:43, Laura Morales wrote: > >> the specific question is, whether jena supports json-ld framing. >> the framing context is what controls the nesting. > > james, according to this [1] "JSON-LD output is supported, in its various > flavors ("compacted",

Re: SPARQL to check if a specific URI exists

Thank you for these clarifications. Laurent On 16 May 2017 at 07:58, Lorenz B. wrote: > It depends on the definition of "existence" in an RDF graph. What if the > URI resp. resource only occurs in the object position of a triple? Then > you'd need something

Re: Sparquling an entire collection (rdf:List)

Thanks a lot to both of you. Are you sure these given procedures work with non-blank connection-nodes as well; let’s say if you write the Collection explicitly as described in the good old RDF Primer: https://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-rdf-primer-20040210/#collections Each of the blank nodes

Re: Return nested JSON results

> the specific question is, whether jena supports json-ld framing. > the framing context is what controls the nesting. james, according to this [1] "JSON-LD output is supported, in its various flavors ("compacted", "expanded", "flattened", "framed")", but I don't know how to use these flavors

Re: Access Freebase resources

Thank you Lorenz, This is what I was asking. On Tue, May 16, 2017 at 12:43 PM, Lorenz B. < buehm...@informatik.uni-leipzig.de> wrote: > This is still **not** helpful. What means we use? You refer to this > DBpedia entity in your local ontology? If yes, I don't see why you > shouldn't be able to

Re: Return nested JSON results

Thank you a lot for your comment (I'm still not well rounded on the SPARQL terminology).     Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 at 10:57 AM From: "james anderson" To: "Laura Morales" Subject: Re: Return nested JSON results good morning; the specific question is,

Re: Access Freebase resources

This is still **not** helpful. What means we use? You refer to this DBpedia entity in your local ontology? If yes, I don't see why you shouldn't be able to do this with the data in Freebase as well. You can do it with any resource. > Hi Lorenz, since we use in Protege something like: >

Re: Access Freebase resources

Hi Lorenz, since we use in Protege something like: dbpedia.org/resource/calgary, can we use it for Freebase data source? On Tue, May 16, 2017 at 8:52 AM, Lorenz B. < buehm...@informatik.uni-leipzig.de> wrote: > I do not understand, sorry. Can you clarify what data you have? And > also, what

Re: Return nested JSON results

> JSON-LD is an RDF syntax for graphs and datasets so it will need to be a CONSTRUCT or DESCRIBE query. > > XML/JSON/CSV/TSV are result set format for SELECT. > > Andy I tried some simple CONSTRUCT query to return a JSON-LD subgraph of my dataset. I don't see any nesting though, all I see is

Re: Sparquling an entire collection (rdf:List)

good afternoon; > On 2017-05-15, at 10:41, Bardo Nelgen > wrote: > > > Hi all, > > in advance – sorry for coming up with such basic question here on the list, > but I simply could not find any suitable instruction on the topic: > > How do I retrieve