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I retrieve the content of my corese dataset with a CONSTRUCT { GRAPH ?g { ?s ?p ?o } } WHERE { GRAPH ?g { ?s ?p ?o } } query, with "accept": "application/trig" as header. When constructing my KG from the content of some external sources, the TriG file returned by Corese is sometimes not valid. The brackets < and > are missing from some properties.
Bug Details:
There are no error messages on the corese side, but any parser receiving the data fails to parse the TriG content because of that.
Expected Behavior:
The content of the result of the CONSTRUCT should be equivalent to the triple created.
Note to Developers:
My hypothesis is that the presence of a second ":" in the property URI messes up in some way the TriG serializer.
This could also impact ticket #149 , and using the CONSTRUCT as I do now is already my only solution to retrieve the content of my Corese server.
Details
Tested on corese-server-4.4.1.jar
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Issue Description:
I retrieve the content of my corese dataset with a
CONSTRUCT { GRAPH ?g { ?s ?p ?o } } WHERE { GRAPH ?g { ?s ?p ?o } }
query, with"accept": "application/trig"
as header. When constructing my KG from the content of some external sources, the TriG file returned by Corese is sometimes not valid. The brackets<
and>
are missing from some properties.Bug Details:
There are no error messages on the corese side, but any parser receiving the data fails to parse the TriG content because of that.
Steps to Reproduce:
"accept": "application/trig"
as headerExpected Behavior:
The content of the result of the CONSTRUCT should be equivalent to the triple created.
Note to Developers:
My hypothesis is that the presence of a second "
:
" in the property URI messes up in some way the TriG serializer.This could also impact ticket #149 , and using the CONSTRUCT as I do now is already my only solution to retrieve the content of my Corese server.
Details
Tested on corese-server-4.4.1.jar
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: