http://localhost:3030/DatasetPathName/data?default only returns the data in the default graph. From the sounds of things you have your data in named graphs so the default graph would be empty
If you want to get the data from a specific graph use the following URL: http://localhost:3030/DatasetPathName/data?graph=GraphName Rob On 17/09/2014 09:34, "Mamadou Aliou Barry" <[email protected]> wrote: >Hi Andy, > when i access to this url : >http://localhost:3030/DatasetPathName/data?default fuseki said >10:10:21 INFO [5] GET >http://localhost:3030/DatasetPathName/data?default10:10:21 INFO [5] 200 >OK (1 ms) >but i have no data. >when i execute the query SELECT * { GRAPH ?g {} }, it return the name of >the dataset : royalCanin. >may be fuseki can see the dataset but i use wrong way to access data,is >there another way to get dataset data using url without using >http://localhost:3030/DatasetPathName/data?default? > >thank u for your help >> Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2014 17:50:15 +0100 >> From: [email protected] >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: fuseki doesn't load jena TDB data >> >> On 15/09/14 09:36, Mamadou Aliou Barry wrote: >> > Hi, i have some problem with jena TDB and fuseki. i created a store >> > with jena TDB (version 0.0.8). that action create a folder which >> > contains a knowloedge base. i wanted to load the kwnowledge base from >> > the folder on fuseki server (version 1.1.0).but fuseki is creating a >> > new jena TDB store which is empty; it doesn't load my knowledge >> > base. here is the command i used to launch fuseki server on my jena >> > TDB store : fuseki-server --loc=C:/tdbFolder /DatasetPathName >> > >> > for get data from fuseki server i used the command >> > :http://localhost:3030/DatasetPathName/data?default thanks you for >> > your help. Reegards, Barry >> > >> What does the Fuseki log say? >> What is the response to the query: >> >> SELECT * { GRAPH ?g {} } >> >> Andy >
