On 09/02/2022 16:14, Shaw, Ryan wrote:
Jena riot handles parsing Turtle-star annotation syntax, but AFAICT Turtle-star
output always uses quoted triples. Are there any plans to support the
annotation syntax for output?
More an aspiration.
A plan is an aspiration and a timescale :-)
A
Hi Erik,
The jena-geosparql code isn't there by default.
Unfortuately, just adding it to the standard build is messy.
All users will see there will be several start-up warnings even if the
GeoSPARQL code isn't being used.
At the moment, add jena-geosparql and also the dependencies it needs.
Ryan,
Here is an example of how we use it in JUnit:
https://github.com/eclipse/lyo/blob/aa3b18e4f28f3960d3a86a0b54151dccec2f139f/core/oslc4j-jena-provider/src/test/java/org/eclipse/lyo/oslc4j/provider/jena/JenaModelHelperTest.java#L64
And here is an AssertJ helper we wrote:
https://github.com/e
On 09/02/2022 16:09, Shaw, Ryan wrote:
Thank you, Andy.
I agree that working on the triple level is the correct way to approach this. I
was looking for something quick and dirty that would work with textual diffing
by a VCS, hence my focus on the blank node labels.
Are there any examples o
I ran across an API call the other day that checks isomorphism. See the
topbraid shacl library junit test runner. I think it's called by the dash test
case class to make sure the resulting graph matches the expected response.
On Feb 9, 2022 11:10, "Shaw, Ryan" wrote:
Thank you, Andy.
I agree
Hello,
We need to do paging in our app and as we don’t have a single property on which
we can do a WHERE cutoff, we use an OFFSET/LIMIT. The OFFSET works fairly fast
on the small values, however when we add an ORDER BY clause (as per SPARQL 1.1
spec as OFFSET is not guaranteed to make sense oth
Jena riot handles parsing Turtle-star annotation syntax, but AFAICT Turtle-star
output always uses quoted triples. Are there any plans to support the
annotation syntax for output?
Thanks,
Ryan
Thank you, Andy.
I agree that working on the triple level is the correct way to approach this. I
was looking for something quick and dirty that would work with textual diffing
by a VCS, hence my focus on the blank node labels.
Are there any examples of how to use the isomorphism utilities in J
Hi,
When embedding geosparql as an assembler in my *fuseki-server *configuration
I get the following error at startup in my docker log:
⠿ Container fuseki-1 Removed0.9s
[+] Running 1/1
⠿ Container labs-services-fuseki-1 Created 0.1s
Attaching t
