On 2/5/09 12:31 PM, Kurt J wrote:
Hi,

So far i've been totally unsuccessful using the /about/ features of
virtuoso (which seem _really_ cool).  for example using
/about/html/<valid resource uri definitely in my datastore>  only
returns information about the stylesheet. i.e.

xhv:stylesheet  http://dbtune.org/cmn/resource/style.css

i've added SPARQL user to SPARQL_UPDATE and SPARQL_SPONGE roles

i've done grant execute on DB.DBA.RDF_SPONGE_UP to "SPARQL";

any ideas what could be going wrong?  perhaps some other magical grant
execute command?

cheers,
kurt j

Kurt,

Remember, "/about/" is basically an entry point for using the REST interface to the Virtuoso Sponger. It's focus is: Describing Information Resources, and then projecting the information resource description using "/about/<format>" directive. Thus, if the information resource doesn't have a "foaf:primarytopic" association with a least one Entity URI that isn't of type "Document", you will get "best effort" description of a page. To understand this further, click on the ODE link in the page footer, you will notice that if the data provider exposes RDF you will see a the RDF graph.

I am inclined to call this the "Give me One URI" principle re. information resources and the Linked Data Web.

Let me know how you get on.

BTW - http://twitter.com/kidehen will expose a boat load of "/about/" usage examples.

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