Parser fails quietly with an @id with no scheme

[martinPikeGB]

{
  "@id" : "x.y.z",
  "x:item" : {
    "@value" : "A_Token",
    "@type" : "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#token"
  }
}

The above json-ld has an id with a relative (not absolute) URI.
The parser processes this as input without error but emits
no Triples output.
Code:

  try {
      JsonDocument doc = JsonDocument.of(stream);
      ToRdfApi tt = JsonLd.toRdf(doc);
      RdfDataset rdf = tt.get();   
      List<RdfNQuad> list = rdf.toList();
      ....
    } catch (JsonLdError e) {
    ....
    }

The list is empty.

I believe that the parser should either:

• process the id as-is
• signal an error in the input format.

NOTE: Change the @id to 'urn:x.y.z' and it works fine.

[martinPikeGB]

In fact, other forms of invalid URI produce the same effect.

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[filip26]

Hi,
the issue is that x.y.z is relative and document Url is not set. toRdf sees x.y.z as non well-formed subject and silently skips - see the spec. step 1.3.1.

Try set document Url manually e.g. doc.setDocumentUrl(URI.create("https://apicatog.com"));

  try {
      JsonDocument doc = JsonDocument.of(stream);
      doc.setDocumentUrl(URI.create("https://apicatog.com"));

      List<RdfNQuad> list = JsonLd.toRdf(doc).get().toList();
      ....
    } catch (JsonLdError e) {
    ....
    }

result:

<https://apicatog.com/x.y.z> <x:item> "A_Token"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#token> .

Version 1.0.3 will print a warning that document Url is not set.