Ok so to amend my earlier question, thinking about it I took a look at the
security settings which I hadn't really examined before, and found these
settings enabled. I wasn't expecting this since I could query manually, but
disabling that for testing did lead me to a new error:
org.openrdf.q
Greetings,
I have a separate server that has openrdf-based software running on it, and am
attempting to do a SPARQL federation query over to marmotta. I can query the
marmotta server manually without a problem, but when I try a remote query I get
an error. The remote server is attempting to e
> On Nov 3, 2014, at 12:02 PM, Sergio Fernández wrote:
>
> Hi Paul,
>
> On 03/11/14 14:24, Paul Danckaert wrote:
>> First let me say that implementing an LD Client and Provider works quite
>> well, and retrieving items by direct URI does work as expected, with
Greetings,
First let me say that implementing an LD Client and Provider works quite well,
and retrieving items by direct URI does work as expected, with the caching
support and other normal capabilities. Once the item is cached, normal SPARQL
queries are able to find the item based on it's URI
Greetings!
So I have implemented a test client that retrieves data from remote systems,
using the example providers as a skeleton for putting this together. When I
run the tests, I do actually see the RDF data generated and returned as the
tests complete.
My challenge is, I haven't been able
nto the local triple store in order to perform more complex query
sorts of operations.
Thanks for the information, and taking the time to help.
paul
On Sep 24, 2014, at 8:24 AM, Jakob Frank
mailto:jakob.fr...@salzburgresearch.at>> wrote:
Hi Paul,
On 2014-09-23 17:52, Paul Danckaert wro
Hello,
Marmotta looks like a really interesting application, and I'm testing it to get
more familiar with it's functions. One area that looks appealing to me is the
LDClient capabilities, and it's ability to allow me to merge other external
data into the linked data platform. As far as I unde
