Hi!
I tried out the ODS briefcase vad and it works fine when adding
RDF-data to the RDF-store. I would like to do the same via an HTTP
interface including defining my own graph names.
When using the URIQA interface (I'm not sure this is the right
choice...) I get the following reply:
{'status': '500', 'content-length': '83', 'accept-ranges': 'bytes',
'server': 'Virtuoso/05.00.3015 (Linux) i686-pc-linux-gnu',
'connection': 'Keep-Alive', 'date': 'Mon, 02 Jul 2007 13:17:23 GMT',
'content-type': 'text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1'} <pre>HTTP/1.1 500
Error 08006 HT023: Error in reading from target HTTP server</pre>
The http-log looks like this (sorry for the lengthy text...):
130.73.72.132 - - [02/Jul/2007:15:17:23 +0300] "POST
/uriqa/?uri=http%3A//example-host.com%3A8889/DAV/home/mikael/foo&method=MPUT&&Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12=example-host%3A8889Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12=example-host%3A8889
HTTP/1.1" 500 83 "" "Python-httplib2/$Rev: 235 $"
130.73.72.132 - - [02/Jul/2007:15:17:23 +0300] "MPUT
/DAV/home/mikael/foo HTTP/1.1" 500 83 "" "Python-httplib2/$Rev: 235 $"
130.73.72.132 - - [02/Jul/2007:15:17:23 +0300] "POST
/uriqa/?uri=http%3A//example-host.com%3A8889/DAV/home/mikael/foo&method=MPUT&Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12=example-host%3A8889
HTTP/1.1" 500 211 "" "Python-httplib2/$Rev: 235 $"
130.73.72.132 - - [02/Jul/2007:15:17:23 +0300] "POST
/uriqa/?uri=http%3A//example-host.com%3A8889/DAV/home/mikael/foo&method=MPUT&&=&Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12=example-host%3A8889Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12%3Dexample-host%3A8889Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12=example-host%3A8889
HTTP/1.1" 500 211 "" "Python-httplib2/$Rev: 235 $"
130.73.72.132 - - [02/Jul/2007:15:17:23 +0300] "POST
/uriqa/?uri=http%3A//example-host.com%3A8889/DAV/home/mikael/foo&method=MPUT&&=&=&Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12=example-host%3A8889Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12%3Dexample-host%3A8889Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12%3Dexample-host%3A8889Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12=example-host%3A8889
HTTP/1.1" 500 211 "" "Python-httplib2/$Rev: 235 $"
130.73.72.132 - - [02/Jul/2007:15:17:23 +0300] "POST
/uriqa/?uri=http%3A//example-host.com%3A8889/DAV/home/mikael/foo&method=MPUT&&=&=&=&Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12=example-host%3A8889Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12%3Dexample-host%3A8889Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12%3Dexample-host%3A8889Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12%3Dexample-host%3A8889Fingerprint7C58BE8C-2893-11DC-AE84-BDDAD3B7ED12=example-host%3A8889
HTTP/1.1" 500 211 "" "Python-httplib2/$Rev: 235 $"
It seems like the server is trying to retrieve a resource, but
timeouts after a while.
Any tips will help!
Cheers,
Mikael
On 29/06/07, Mikael Högqvist <hoegqv...@zib.de> wrote:
Hi,
I have tried to use the different HTTP interfaces for uploading data
to a virtuoso store, but so far without any success. I'm verifying if
data was indexed by running a SPARQL query matching all triples. What
I tried was the following:
- using the URIQA interface (through /DAV/) with MPUT hangs the client
since the server does not reply
- the same happens when using /uriqa?uri=<uri>&method=MPUT
- the NET RDF API does not have any documentation yet, is there a
special resource (like /netapi/) which is enabled for this?
- /DAV/ does not work since when uploading an RDF/XML-file it seems
not to be indexed
Please let me know if you need more details and if there is anything I
seemed to have overseen.
Best Regards,
Mikael
