Hi Andy, How is everything going?
I am using another system to control the backup and restore process of Fuseki. However an inconvenience is that I don't know the file name to be used for the backup so I need to discover it manually. Is there a way to get it from the JSON response?
In fact I discovered that the file name is always like "ds_2015-06-17_12-20-31.nq.gz", a dataset name with timestamp connected by underscores. And the value of the timestamp is always the same as the starting time of the backup task in the JSON response. Well, I am not sure if it is always the same. Maybe in some slow machines or due to network failures it could be different? Is it safe if I guess the file name in this way?
Another question, my current implementation to check if the backup is completed is checking the JSON response given a task ID. If the field "Finished" exists, then the backup is considered completed. So far it works fine. However I am wondering what will happen if an exception terminates the backup. Will there be a "Finished" field or any other field indicating a failure then?
Thank you for your suggestion in advance and have a nice day. Regards, Yang
