GET resource/get-rdf?resource_id={resource_id}

Gets the rdf of the resource with a complex semanthic

Request Information

Headers

HTTP_AUTHORIZATION: Required. OAuth 1.0 parameters with the OAuth signature of the url you are going to request. The consumer keys and access token can be obtained from the community administration.

Sample: 
        HTTP_AUTHORIZATION:
            OAuth oauth_token="CObXqjfOisVh9%2F2GjC7NNd8BCzY%3D",
            oauth_consumer_key="clGACsiGaMp%2FD%2BUwkSvRBxA1k50%3D",
            oauth_nonce="VqKza6d5x1HpPQWFe08spbdOnkTQpfaLfD9Oeuyg",
            oauth_signature_method="HMAC-SHA1",
            oauth_timestamp="1462882011",
            oauth_signature="RH5aKKKJaEvK5cIsZZzXtFh7cCk%3D"

URI Parameters

NameDescriptionTypeAdditional information
resource_id

Resource identifier

 globally unique identifier

Required

Response Information

Resource Description

NameDescriptionTypeAdditional information
Version

Version

Optional
Content

HttpContent

Optional
StatusCode

HttpStatusCode

Optional
ReasonPhrase

string

Optional
Headers

Collection of Object

Optional
RequestMessage

HttpRequestMessage

Optional
IsSuccessStatusCode

boolean

Optional

Response HTTP status code

On success, the response contains 200 code.

On fail, throws a WebException with code:

  • 401 Unauthorized if the OAuth signature is invalid
  • 400 Bad Request if the params are invalid
  • 500 Internal server error if something goes wrong...