I have done something like this but it’s a bit too complex to describe on a
mailing list. It’s basically a Spring MVC java web application that uses JSP
(and JSTL) at a view layer for the results. Paul Tysons suggestion to use a
javascript library rather than JSP is a good one. Basically, you’ll need some
server code that executes the SPARQL against the Fuseki endpoint, then maps the
result set to a list of objects. The mapping piece has to account for results
which have multiple values (e.g. subject uri has multiple instances of a
predicate. For example, a Person uri may have multiple research areas, but
only one “given name”. The mapper has to know which properties are
multivalued and which have a single result. Once the result set has been
mapped to an object, it can be passed to the JSP, or transformed to JSON using
a library such as Jackson.
On 11/21/17, 1:21 PM, "Manuel Quintero Fonseca" <man...@uas.edu.mx> wrote:
Yes, I want to make a query with sparql in fuseki, to show the result in a
web. what has been researched, happens to use java for web pages JSP is
used in tomcat.
2017-11-21 6:55 GMT-07:00 ajs6f <aj...@apache.org>:
> Are you asking about the use of Fuseki from JSP pages? That is, using JSP
> pages to send queries to Fuseki?
>
> ajs6f
>
> > On Nov 20, 2017, at 9:56 PM, Manuel Quintero Fonseca <man...@uas.edu.mx>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hello, there is a tutorial on the use of fuseki on jsp (JavaServer
> Pages),
> > to be able to consult about the web platform
> >
> > Information on this subject is very scarce, and in the official
> > documentation or say, is unclear.
> >
> > Thank you
>
>
