The /MyDataset/ is slightly magic.
Fuseki inspects the request and determines if it is a query or an update.
It is a query if:
1/ The URL query string of the request URI has ?query= in it. (GET or
HTML form)
2/ The content type is application/sparql-query (POST)
and an update if:
3/ The URL
Thanks Andy.
I don't understand : 'update' queries work in UI most of the time (and
when I re-write this 'delete' query, it works... Of course I have to
give http://localhost:3030/MyDataset or
http://localhost:3030/MyDataset/update as endpoint url (above dialog
box), not http://localhost:3030
Thanks Andy.
I don't understand : 'update' queries work in UI most of the time (and
when I re-write this 'delete' query, it works... Of course I have to
give http://localhost:3030/MyDataset or
http://localhost:3030/MyDataset/update as endpoint url (above dialog
box), not http://localhost:3030
Vincent,
It's a parse because DELETE is SPARQL Update and the query editor is for
query. In SPARQL, they are different languages.
There is some way (IIRC) to use the UI with update but I can't remember
how - maybe someone else can answer that part.
Andy
On 28/11/2018 11:28, Vincent Ven
Hello,
Sometimes I have a '400 Parse error' when typing a query in Fuseki UI.
-- Here, the query string 'delete {?s ?p ?o } where {?s ?p ?o }' doesn't
work at first. N.B.: I hadn't pasted the string from other software,
everything had been typed in the query dialog box.
-- If I change the strin
