Package com.hp.hpl.jena.sparql.modify

Examples of com.hp.hpl.jena.sparql.modify.UsingList

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        successPage(action,"Update succeeded") ;
    }
   
    private void execute(HttpActionUpdate action, InputStream input)
    {
        UsingList usingList = processProtocol(action.request) ;
       
        // If the dsg is transactional, then we can parse and execute the update in a streaming fashion.
        // If it isn't, we need to read the entire update request before performing any updates, because
        // we have to attempt to make the request atomic in the face of malformed queries
        UpdateRequest req = null ;
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     * and will also be responsible for adding the using parameters to update queries that can
     * accept them.
     */
    private UsingList processProtocol(HttpServletRequest request)
    {
        UsingList toReturn = new UsingList();
       
        String[] usingArgs = request.getParameterValues(paramUsingGraphURI) ;
        String[] usingNamedArgs = request.getParameterValues(paramUsingNamedGraphURI) ;
        if ( usingArgs == null && usingNamedArgs == null )
            return toReturn;
        if ( usingArgs == null )
            usingArgs = new String[0] ;
        if ( usingNamedArgs == null )
            usingNamedArgs = new String[0] ;
        // Impossible.
//        if ( usingArgs.length == 0 && usingNamedArgs.length == 0 )
//            return ;
       
        for (String nodeUri : usingArgs)
        {
            toReturn.addUsing(createNode(nodeUri));
        }
        for (String nodeUri : usingNamedArgs)
        {
            toReturn.addUsingNamed(createNode(nodeUri));
        }
       
        return toReturn;
    }
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        successPage(action,"Update succeeded") ;
    }
   
    private void execute(HttpAction action, InputStream input)
    {
        UsingList usingList = processProtocol(action.request) ;
       
        // If the dsg is transactional, then we can parse and execute the update in a streaming fashion.
        // If it isn't, we need to read the entire update request before performing any updates, because
        // we have to attempt to make the request atomic in the face of malformed queries
        UpdateRequest req = null ;
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     * and will also be responsible for adding the using parameters to update queries that can
     * accept them.
     */
    private UsingList processProtocol(HttpServletRequest request)
    {
        UsingList toReturn = new UsingList();
       
        String[] usingArgs = request.getParameterValues(paramUsingGraphURI) ;
        String[] usingNamedArgs = request.getParameterValues(paramUsingNamedGraphURI) ;
        if ( usingArgs == null && usingNamedArgs == null )
            return toReturn;
        if ( usingArgs == null )
            usingArgs = new String[0] ;
        if ( usingNamedArgs == null )
            usingNamedArgs = new String[0] ;
        // Impossible.
//        if ( usingArgs.length == 0 && usingNamedArgs.length == 0 )
//            return ;
       
        for (String nodeUri : usingArgs)
        {
            toReturn.addUsing(createNode(nodeUri));
        }
        for (String nodeUri : usingNamedArgs)
        {
            toReturn.addUsingNamed(createNode(nodeUri));
        }
       
        return toReturn;
    }
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        successPage(action,"Update succeeded") ;
    }
   
    private void execute(HttpAction action, InputStream input)
    {
        UsingList usingList = processProtocol(action.request) ;
       
        // If the dsg is transactional, then we can parse and execute the update in a streaming fashion.
        // If it isn't, we need to read the entire update request before performing any updates, because
        // we have to attempt to make the request atomic in the face of malformed queries
        UpdateRequest req = null ;
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     * and will also be responsible for adding the using parameters to update queries that can
     * accept them.
     */
    private UsingList processProtocol(HttpServletRequest request)
    {
        UsingList toReturn = new UsingList();
       
        String[] usingArgs = request.getParameterValues(paramUsingGraphURI) ;
        String[] usingNamedArgs = request.getParameterValues(paramUsingNamedGraphURI) ;
        if ( usingArgs == null && usingNamedArgs == null )
            return toReturn;
        if ( usingArgs == null )
            usingArgs = new String[0] ;
        if ( usingNamedArgs == null )
            usingNamedArgs = new String[0] ;
        // Impossible.
//        if ( usingArgs.length == 0 && usingNamedArgs.length == 0 )
//            return ;
       
        for (String nodeUri : usingArgs)
        {
            toReturn.addUsing(createNode(nodeUri));
        }
        for (String nodeUri : usingNamedArgs)
        {
            toReturn.addUsingNamed(createNode(nodeUri));
        }
       
        return toReturn;
    }
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        successPage(action,"Update succeeded") ;
    }
   
    private void execute(HttpActionUpdate action, InputStream input)
    {
        UsingList usingList = processProtocol(action.request) ;
       
        // If the dsg is transactional, then we can parse and execute the update in a streaming fashion.
        // If it isn't, we need to read the entire update request before performing any updates, because
        // we have to attempt to make the request atomic in the face of malformed queries
        UpdateRequest req = null ;
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     * and will also be responsible for adding the using parameters to update queries that can
     * accept them.
     */
    private UsingList processProtocol(HttpServletRequest request)
    {
        UsingList toReturn = new UsingList();
       
        String[] usingArgs = request.getParameterValues(paramUsingGraphURI) ;
        String[] usingNamedArgs = request.getParameterValues(paramUsingNamedGraphURI) ;
        if ( usingArgs == null && usingNamedArgs == null )
            return toReturn;
        if ( usingArgs == null )
            usingArgs = new String[0] ;
        if ( usingNamedArgs == null )
            usingNamedArgs = new String[0] ;
        // Impossible.
//        if ( usingArgs.length == 0 && usingNamedArgs.length == 0 )
//            return ;
       
        for (String nodeUri : usingArgs)
        {
            toReturn.addUsing(createNode(nodeUri));
        }
        for (String nodeUri : usingNamedArgs)
        {
            toReturn.addUsingNamed(createNode(nodeUri));
        }
       
        return toReturn;
    }
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