Content¶
The response to a select
, describe
. or ask
request conveys the query result.
The response to an update request is not defined.
The response to a SPARQL store request indicates the disposition and provides provenance metadata. If the operation fails due to content syntax or an invalid operation, then the HTTP response code is “Bad Request”. A successful operation will return “Success”.
Access-Control-Allow-Headers : “Accept, Accept-Asynchronous, Accept-Datetime, Asynchronous-Content-Type, Asynchronous-Location, Asynchronous-Method, Authorization, Content-Encoding, Content-Type, Graph, Introspection-Content-Type, Link, Location, Revision, X-Requested-With”Access-Control-Allow-Origin : “*” for anonymous request, otherwise the host nameAccess-Control-Allow-Credentials : “true”Access-Control-Max-Age: “86400”Cache-Control : “public” iff the repository permits unauthenticated access; otherwise “private”Client-Request-ID : returns the client request id if one was presentETag: specifies the revision identifer for the target dataset repository state. Either this was specified in the request or it is the resolvedHEAD
at the point when the request transaction started.Last-Modified : The RFC1123-encoded modification time of the target dataset revisionLocation: specifies the repository resource identifierRequest-ID : returns the service request identifier.Response-Vary : “Accept, Accept-Datetime, Accept-Encoding, Origin, Revision”Strict-Transport-Security : “max-age=31536000”
The response to a select
, describe
. or ask
request conveys the query result.
The response to an update request is not defined.