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Defines an implementation of the spark-api that uses the SPARQL protocol to query remote SPARQL endpoints via HTTP.

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 * Copyright 2011 Revelytix Inc.
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package spark.protocol;

import org.apache.http.client.HttpClient;

import spark.api.Connection;
import spark.api.Credentials;
import spark.api.ServiceDescription;
import spark.spi.BaseConnection;

/**
 * 

* A SPARQL API Connection connected to a SPARQL endpoint. Ideally we would like to maintain a * low-level HTTP connection in this class for re-use by all commands originating from this * connection. However, we've made the design decision to use the Apache {@link HttpClient} * for executing HTTP requests because of the long list of features which it automatically provides * (redirect handling, authentication, proxying, connection pooling, etc). The HttpClient gets an * HTTP connection from the pool for each request that is executed, and releases it when the * request is complete. *

* *

* The down-side of this design choice is that ProtocolConnection instances do not have * dedicated dedicated low-level HTTP connections; the ability of one command created on this * ProtocolConnection to obtain and use an HTTP connection has no effect on the ability of * subsequent commands created on the same ProtocolConnection to obtain an HTTP connection. The * up-side, other than richness of features, is that an idle ProtocolConnection instance does not * occupy an open HTTP connection, and the HTTP connection is free to be used by other * ProtocolConnection instances. *

*/ public class ProtocolConnection extends BaseConnection implements Connection { /** The HTTP client which is shared by all connections originating from the parent data source. */ private final HttpClient httpClient; ProtocolConnection(ProtocolDataSource dataSource, HttpClient httpClient, Credentials creds) { super(dataSource); if (httpClient == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("Missing HTTP client."); this.httpClient = httpClient; // TODO: something with creds } @Override public ProtocolCommand createCommand(String commandString) { return new ProtocolCommand(this, commandString); } @Override public ServiceDescription getDescription() { // TODO Auto-generated method stub return null; } /** Gets the shared HTTP client backing this connection. */ HttpClient getHttpClient() { return httpClient; } }




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