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I am trying to find out if one can query a graph in Sesame triplestore using JavaScript and extract the result as SPARQL/JSON. I want to extract Lat/Long values and plot on a map using leaflet.js.
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Yes, this is possible. Sesame has a REST API which you can access from JavaScript, and you can request results in multiple formats (including SPARQL/JSON).