Aklakan opened a new pull request, #3441:
URL: https://github.com/apache/jena/pull/3441
GitHub issue resolved (Can create one if desired)
Pull request Description: Headers configured on `RDFConnectionRemoteBuilder`
were not passed on to the created `QueryExecHTTPBuilder` instances when
parseCheck was disabled. For example, setting the select-header to thrift on a
connection to DBpedia would unexpectedly work - although DBpedia (so far) does
not support this content type.
* Added "set-acceptHeader" methods to `QueryExecHTTPBuilder`. Headers are on
response format level - e.g. one graph header for describe, construct and GSP
GET. If desired, fine grained setters for each aspect could be added.
* `RDFConnectionRemoteBuilder` initializes created `QueryExecHTTPBuilder`
instances with its headers.
* Added `QueryExecHTTP.getAcceptHeader` methods to inspect the headers for
the query types.
Unrelated minor fix: Quad.isConcrete() would raise NPE if the graph was null
("true triple in quad").
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