As the subject states, I want to return only a single JSON object, not an
array of JSON objects or a single JSON object where one of the values is
another JSON object. This has to be done from a SINGLE SPARQL query being
placed within the ui:JSONServices subclass (from the documentation I read,
the place to place the query is within the ui:prototype property) then
defining name-value pairs. An argument is defined; the SPARQL query gets
more info on this argument. I have read online that this can be achieved
as follows: <swon:Value arg:name="Name_To_Give" arg:value="{=
spl:object(?argument, schema:argumentHasRandomValue) }" />. THIS IS NOT
THE ANSWER I AM LOOKING FOR since I have never seen that in any SPARQL
query leading me to believe that it is not something based on standards but
something proprietary that might not work with anything but TopBraid
Composer AND the same value can be obtained as follows: SELECT ?randomValue
WHERE { ?argument schema:argumentHasRandomValue ?randomValue . }, the
assumption being that the value only appears once is valid in my case. I
have a feeling this can be achieved by defining a property within the
<swon:Object> tag but I haven't found any documentation that tells me what
this property is. Any advice?
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