I am using Fuseki from
jena-fuseki-0.2.2-incubating-20120509.202022-18-distribution.zip in
conjunction with SPARQLPuSH [1].  So far,  most of my difficulties
surround providing the right details of the queries when constructed
by the the PHP that implements SPARQLPusH.  My debugging life would be
much easier if I could get fuseki to reveal  the queries it receives
via http, both post and get, before logging its response.

Is there a way to force this?

Use case:

Right now my debugging tends to take the form of figuring out where in
the PHP app the query is constructed,  making that point log to the
apache server supporting the PHP, grabbing the query there and putting
it into the fuseki web query form, and hoping that the error  reported
corresponds reasonably to the one signalled by fuseki when started in
a Linux shell.  I'd rather see those hints coming out of Fuseki
before I dig into the calling code. Otherwise, I am hopping back and
forth between my own Apache server logs and the reports Fuseki makes
of its issues with my queries.

Ideally, I'd be able to optionally see the query url-decoded, since
the url-encoding library of most(?) application languages is rarely(?)
problematic.

Thanks
Bob Morris


[1] http://code.google.com/p/sparqlpush/

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