Hi David, welcome to the list, let's see how we can help you!
LDP has no concept like context/named graph like SPARQL has. Creating a context for each resource is an internal mechanism to isolate the resource data from each other. Also SPARQL is not part of LDP. Basically you have two options: * Run your SPARQL context agnostic, just query all contexts on the server (if that's possible in your setup) * Don't use LDP. If you want to control the context use the plain RDF Import mechanism in the admin-ui Best, Jakob On 27 November 2014 at 11:03, David Castellà <d.castella...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi! > > I'm David, a researcher in Universitat de Lleida and I'm new in this list. > I've made a little application that reads a RDF file, extracts the > resources of a given type and inserts them in a container via POST to the > LDP in Apache Marmotta. The problem is that it creates a context for each > resource, and this makes a little more difficult to get data with SPARQL, > and I want to put all this resources in the same context. > > I'm doing anything wrong or there's another solution? > > Thank you! > > -- > *david**kaste* *:: **open web developer* > <http://www.twitter.com/davidkaste> > <https://plus.google.com/100969210637145388622/> > <http://www.github.com/davidkaste> > <http://www.linkedin.com/in/davidkaste> > *http:// <http://davidcastella.com>davidcastella.com > <http://davidcastella.com>* > *Cal protestar fins i tot quan no serveix de res. ~Manuel **de Pedrolo* >
