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snorql's Introduction

SNORQL is an AJAXy front-end for exploring RDF SPARQL endpoints

It was originally created by Richard Cyganaik ( http://richard.cyganiak.de/ )
for the D2R server project ( http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/bizer/d2r-server/ ).

SNORQL can be used with just about any SPARQL endpoint that supports JSON. To
use SNORQL simply put the ./snorql directory somwhere sensible in the Apache
web directory and modify ./snorql/snorql.js to conform with your setup.  You
can also modify the pre-defined namespaces in ./snorql/namespaces.js

SNORQL is licensed under Apache-2 license (see ./LICENSE ).

snorql's People

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snorql's Issues

Query Time execution

Hi, can the query time execution be added after the SPARQL results: that way we can see how long a query has taken.

Returning a json response in IE<10

In IE8/9, requesting a JSON response from snorql gives a "Do you want to open or save..." prompt, as opposed to displaying the text in the browser. Example:

Using the following query in http://dbpedia.org/snorql/

SELECT * WHERE {
  ?a ?b ?c
} LIMIT 10

and selecting json results in this URL, which in Chrome and Firefox shows the json response in the browser. Trying this in IE9 results in:

Do you want to open or save sparql (2.60 KB) from dbpedia.org?

Would adjusting the headers of the json response fix this, or is it more complicated than that?!

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