Re: Views on Fuseki Docker image?

On 13/09/2015 05:00, "Stian Soiland-Reyes" wrote: >It might also be interesting to have a Jena command line Docker image, >e.g. with riot and the other bin/ tools. I would propose that to be a >separate image which is just for command line usage. For example: https://hub.docker.com/r/rvesse/je

Re: Fuseki over HTTPS?

Basically the certificate is not trusted, most likely because you created a self signed certificate I have a repo at https://bitbucket.org/rvesse/java-ssl-helper/overview which has some useful scripts for configuring the JVM keystore on *nix/OS X based systems Rob On 13/09/2015 17:19, "Andy Seab

Re: Fuseki over HTTPS?

On 14/09/15 03:32, Jason Levitt wrote: Ok. So there's no way to just do an official 2.3.1 release of Fuseki with the Jetty upgrade? Jena is open source. It's not open source if you can't make modifications and derived works. You can: + Take the last release, switch the Jetty versions, bui

Escape _ in compact URIs

hi all, am I right that according to http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#rPN_LOCAL, this should not happen? Error 400: Parse error: PREFIX ex: select * where { ?s a ex:\_ } Line 2, column 25: Illegal prefix name escape: _ Fuseki - version 2.0.0 (Build date: 2015-03-08T

Re: Escape _ in compact URIs

On 14/09/15 13:17, Michael Brunnbauer wrote: hi all, am I right that according to http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#rPN_LOCAL, this should not happen? Yes, you are right, it should not happen. Passes the parser, mistrapped by the unescape code. JENA-1027. ... and just fixed in the cod

Fwd: Fuseki over HTTPS?

It's a Digicert wildcard certificate that's paid for, valid, and actively used for several domains (e.g. .mysite.com, .mysite,com, etc..). As I pointed out, the latest versions of Chrome and Firefox show the certificate as perfectly valid when I browse to the fuseki admin app at https://

Re: Fuseki over HTTPS?

The JVM manages its own key store and certificate chains separately from those managed by your browser(s) and/or OS Thus you may need to obtain the root certificates for your CA (which should be readily available) and add them to the JVM key store Digicert's appear to be available at https://www.

Problem with Aggregate Functions and Cast in the following SPARQL query

Hello guys, I'm working with LinkedMovieDataBase + Apache Jena and would like to know the sum of the runtime of the films. However I have had many problems with queries using aggregates functions. It is known that literal has its standard type as a string, then it is

Re: Problem with Aggregate Functions and Cast in the following SPARQL query

It appears that you're running into 2 problems. The first is that your XSD IRI missed the hash sign at the end. That would have been really tough to see. I only spotted it because I tried a simpler query, where I just selected out the runtime and cast with xsd:int, only to get nothing. That made m

Re: Problem with Aggregate Functions and Cast in the following SPARQL query

Following up on my own email. On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 9:54 PM, Paula Gearon wrote: > It's going to be hard to query this endpoint. What if you were to export > it? > I just queried with: construct { ?s ?p ?o } where { ?s ?p ?o } It takes a few minutes to run, but you get an RDF/XML document

Re: Problem with Aggregate Functions and Cast in the following SPARQL query

Hi Paula, Here we go: 1) Really it is missing the # in the XSD IRI definition. I had ignored it because he thought it would not matter. But did... 2) I do not use the LMDB Sparql endpoint. I downloaded RDFs files and researching by Apache Jena library, which makes use of SPARQL version 1.1, which