On 02/05/16 19:08, Alessandro Seganti wrote:
Andy,
I started working on task JENA-508 namely adding these fn functions:
fn:normalize-space
fn:normalize-unicode
fn:format-number
fn:round-half-to-even
fn:adjust-dateTime-to-timezone
fn:adjust-date-to-timezone
fn:adjust-time-to-timezone
fn:format-dateTime
fn:format-date
fn:format-time
but I cannot change the status of the task. Is there something I need to do
in order to change the status ?
Done - now marked "in progress"
(just add a comment if the system won't let you make some change)
Andy
Regards,
Alessandro
2016-04-24 9:26 GMT+02:00 Alessandro Seganti <[email protected]>:
Andy,
thank you for getting back to me! I will give a look to the list of things
you wrote to me and try to get some insight on them. 1/ and 5/ seems the
most feasible in the short term. 2/ and 3/ seem very interesting but I will
need some more info to start working on it :) Anyway if I have any
questions I will ask.
Alessandro
2016-04-16 18:32 GMT+02:00 Andy Seaborne <[email protected]>:
On 11/04/16 18:50, Alessandro Seganti wrote:
Hi,
I was looking around but I have not found any other task. If someone has
in
mind another task that I can do just let me know.
Regards,
Alessandro
Hi there,
The tasks could use some cleaning and categorising. IMO many of the open
ended tasks over, say 2year, could be resolved "won't fix" and a note to
reopen only there is new input.
Anyway, some suggestions:
1/ JENA-647 : This is adding template queries to Fuseki.
The idea is that server has a service where instead of a query, the
requests has a template name and values for variables. A template lists
some variables that must be defined as part of its definition in an
assembler.
Such a service means a published dataset can have just a fixed set of
template queries to access it.
http://localhost/3030/ds/template?id=nameoftemplat&var_A=<http://example
&var_B=123
First step is to write a design.
2/ The Spatial query and text query modules share a common framework but
the text one has had work done on it and the spatial one hasn't. It would
be good to find the common framework and redo the spatial query module to
share the general mechanisms with the text query.
3/ Bruno was looking at JENA-632 (JSON from SPARQL) : Bruno - is there
anything here to collaborate on?
4/ There was a discussion users@ about better formatting of JSON-LD.
This is not an open ended pretty printed project (which is hard and no one
is ever happy with the outcome!); it's to let a JSON-LD @context be passed
through the writer code in the RIOT context (same word - completely
different thing - it's a map of parameters) and then be passed to the 3rd
part JSON-LD writer Jena uses.
5/ JENA-508 - there are some missing XQuery/Xpath functions list at the
end of this JIRA. I think with those, jena would have all the relevant ones
(that is, the ones on scalars and not specific to XML).
Andy
