For clarification, I am currently building this functionality within a
SPARQL Web Page and have read through http://uispin.org/swon.html and
http://uispin.org/ui.html. I tried defining a ui:resultSet property within
a swon:Object element but that property is not allowed within that element.
I know that property is allowed within the ui:forEach element but I am
only expecting a single JSON object, not an array of JSON objects which
seems to be the use for the ui:forEach element. swon:RSObject does most of
what I want (returning a single JSON object from a result set) but the
problem here is I can't define a Name-Value pair (a swon:Value element) for
that element as the names are taken directly from the result set. Ideally,
what I am looking for is an element where I can define a result set from a
SPARQL query that will only return a single JSON object (like the
swom:RSObject element) and then define Name-Value pairs (akin to the
swon:Value element) for that result set. Does such an element exist, what
is it and where did I miss it?
On Monday, August 18, 2014 5:33:43 PM UTC-4, Dejan Veselinovic wrote:
>
> 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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