the servlet now uses 'IDataSource.getRequestProcessor(HttpServletRequest, ConfigReader)', which makes the servlet completely agnostic of the specific type of LDF supported

Author: Olaf Hartig

src/org/linkeddatafragments/servlet/TriplePatternFragmentServlet.java

@@ -28,9 +28,7 @@
 import org.linkeddatafragments.exceptions.DataSourceException;
 import org.linkeddatafragments.exceptions.DataSourceNotFoundException;
 import org.linkeddatafragments.fragments.LinkedDataFragment;
-import org.linkeddatafragments.fragments.LinkedDataFragmentRequest;
 import org.linkeddatafragments.fragments.LinkedDataFragmentRequestBase;
-import org.linkeddatafragments.fragments.tpf.TriplePatternFragmentRequestImpl;
 import org.linkeddatafragments.util.MIMEParse;
 
 /**
@@ -141,8 +139,7 @@ private IDataSource getDataSource(HttpServletRequest request) throws DataSourceN
     public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException {
         try {
             IDataSource dataSource = getDataSource(request);
-            final LinkedDataFragmentRequest ldfRequest = new TriplePatternFragmentRequestImpl( request, config );
-            final IFragmentRequestProcessor processor = dataSource.getRequestProcessor( ldfRequest );
+            final IFragmentRequestProcessor processor = dataSource.getRequestProcessor( request, config );
             final LinkedDataFragment fragment = processor.createRequestedFragment();
 
             final Model output = ModelFactory.createDefaultModel();