Oh sorry. Well, I asked this question to Javed - I know why I'd need
Fuseki such that I can query/update the RDF dataset by using SPARQL via
the HTTP protocol.
I only wanted to show him how much more things he need from his local
Jena application to an remote SPARQL endpoint.
But thank you anyway and sorry for confusion!
Cheers,
Lorenz
> you can either let them access it with sparql and, for example, the
> fuseki client (but other clients can do as well) or you can write a
> program in any language you like and use one of the HTTP clients in this
> language to send a prefabricated query to the endpoint. i do this even
> to load the data, because i like the sparql 1.1 update standard more
> than the more or less idosyncratic API. the query says then something
> like
>
> "INSERT DATA { GRAPH " < graphname >
> " {" < triples> "} }"
>
> it is - at least for small applications (<1 G triples) and slow code to
> produce the triples, fast enough.
>
> andrew
>
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Lorenz Bühmann
AKSW group, University of Leipzig
Group: http://aksw.org - semantic web research center
