Hi Scott,
I am using SPARQLMotion. I know if I define a set of input
variables to a script, those variables are bound for use
within the script.
If I were to send a request with something like the
information below as part of the request, how do I reference
this data within the script?
Thanks,
Tim
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Breakdown
xmlns:attributes="http://www.be-informed.nl/BeInformed/Attributes
<http://www.be-informed.nl/BeInformed/Attributes>"
xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format
<http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format>">
<Information>
<MaterialTradeName>L&G Raw</MaterialTradeName>
<ManufacturerName>L&G</ManufacturerName>
<GCAS>1</GCAS>
<PGIRMSCode>4</PGIRMSCode>
</Information>
<IntentionalConstituents>
<MaterialClass>AminesAmidesDEAEtc</MaterialClass>
<Region>Europe</Region>
<Name>A1</Name>
<CAS>1-1-1</CAS>
<CASEquivalent/>
<CASEqNumber/>
<OtherRegulatoryIds/>
<RegulatoryIdentificationNumber/>
<INCI/>
<ChemicalStructure/>
<ConstituentFunction/>
<Feedstock/>
<LowerSpecificationLevel/>
<UpperSpecificationLevel/>
<SpecificationLevels/>
<Explains/>
<CarbonChainDistributions/>
</IntentionalConstituents>
<IntentionalConstituents>
<MaterialClass>Betaines</MaterialClass>
<Region>Europe</Region>
<Name>A2</Name>
<CAS>2-2-2</CAS>
<CASEquivalent/>
<CASEqNumber/>
<OtherRegulatoryIds/>
<RegulatoryIdentificationNumber/>
<INCI/>
<ChemicalStructure/>
<ConstituentFunction/>
<Feedstock/>
<LowerSpecificationLevel/>
<UpperSpecificationLevel/>
<SpecificationLevels/>
<Explains/>
<CarbonChainDistributions/>
</IntentionalConstituents>
<UnintentionalConstituents>
<MaterialClass>DyersAndColorants</MaterialClass>
<Region>Europe</Region>
<Name>U3</Name>
<CAS>3-3-3</CAS>
<CASEquivalent/>
<CASEqNumber/>
<OtherRegulatoryIds/>
<RegulatoryIdentificationNumber/>
<INCI/>
<MaxLevelExpected/>
<LimitOfDetection/>
<SpecificationLevels/>
<Explain/>
</UnintentionalConstituents>
</Breakdown>
On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 3:33 PM, Scott Henninger
<[email protected]> wrote:
Tim; if you are using SPARQLMotion, there is no reason
to worry about the details of get/post. This is taken
care of by the sparqlmotion servlet inside of TopBraid.
Just use the REST URL to call the script and the
infrastructure will take care of the rest.
-- Scott
On 4/17/2014, 10:11 AM, Tim Smith wrote:
Hi - I have a need to create/update resources in our
triple store. The data required is bigger than can be
defined using attributes of a GET request and I
understand GET is supposed to be used to /get/ objects
not create/update them.
My question is if I call the web service using a POST
request, how do I access the message body to parse the
payload? I would like to be able to pass in an XML
structure to be parsed as the amount and structure of
the data makes enumerating it as arguments impossible.
My knowledge of REST is a bit limited so maybe I'm
trying to do something that can't be done or maybe I'm
missing something simple here...
Thanks for your help!
Tim
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