Re: Authentication of endpoints in federated queries

2016-11-11 Thread Zak Mc Kracken
Cool! I'll give it a try, thank you so much! Marco. On 10/11/2016 20:46, A. Soroka wrote: You can stay with 3.1.0 for the moment (obviously, you'll eventually want to upgrade to get all the other good things in 3.1.1 {grin}). For 3.1.0, please look at: https://jena.apache.org/documentation/

Re: Authentication of endpoints in federated queries

2016-11-10 Thread A. Soroka
You can stay with 3.1.0 for the moment (obviously, you'll eventually want to upgrade to get all the other good things in 3.1.1 {grin}). For 3.1.0, please look at: https://jena.apache.org/documentation/query/service.html#controlling-service-requests and especially at the last paragraph: https:/

Re: Authentication of endpoints in federated queries

2016-11-10 Thread Zak Mc Kracken
Hi Adam, thanks for your reply. I'm using 3.1.0, but upgrading shouldn't be a big deal. The question is how to use it. Is passing an authenticator to QueryExecutionFactory.sparqlService enogh? Will the authenticator be used with "SERVICE ", in addition to the endpoint sent as first parameter

Re: Authentication of endpoints in federated queries

2016-11-10 Thread A. Soroka
We are currently refreshing that very documentation, but in the meantime I will help you directly. You _can_ use HTTP authN with SERVICE, it's just a question of how. The most important question is, what version of Jena are you using? (The reason those links don't work is exactly because we chan

Authentication of endpoints in federated queries

2016-11-10 Thread Zak Mc Kracken
Hello everyone, I need a federated SPARQL query, where the SERVICE endpoint requires basic HTTP authentication (the one that is based on .htaccess and works by sending user/pass to the server). I cannot understand if this is possible in Jena and how. Some documentation mentions the simpler c