Resource linked-data webpage

[royassis]

Is it possible to generate a linked-data website with Apache Jena.

i.e. generate the web pages for the resources.
e.g. Like such: https://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#type OR https://id.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/D000069544.html

If not, is there a tool for generating those?

[rvesse]

Not with Jena directly. Jena is primarily a set of building blocks for enabling RDF driven applications to be built.

Perhaps something like LinkedDataHub which is built using Jena might be appropriate?

[rvesse]

Thanks @rvesse.
Hope you don't mind that I'll ask some more questions.
How does Apache Jena Fuseki server fit in this ? If any

It's effectively a database server. That it can have a minimalist UI is primarily a convenience for developers. What it really exists for is providing HTTP APIs to allow accessing RDF databases across multiple, potentially remote, clients/processes

[royassis]

In the link to LDP Implementations @ajs6f sent.
There's a tagging to client/server. So is Apache Jena Fuseki similar to a LDP server by that logic ?

[namedgraph]

@royassis LDP is a different protocol than SPARQL, so yes you can say so.
However I would say LDP is the worst and most unnecessary spec in the RDF stack. What it was intended to do is covered by Linked Data and the Graph Store Protocol (which Fuseki supports since it's a part of SAPRQL 1.1).

[royassis]

Thank you.
Is there a forum where I can ask more questions? What is the appropriate place?

[namedgraph]

@royassis Semantic Web mailing list: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/semantic-web/
LinkedDataHub-specific mailing list: https://groups.io/g/linkeddatahub

[ajs6f]

You may also wish to use a Linked Data Platform implementation for this work. It was specifically designed for such things. Several are based on or use Jena, and you can find a quick list here.