Almost all of the data in this site passes through the Jena framework: https://legalentityidentifier.info/lei/lookup/
Most of the data is in a TDB model, although there is an embedded Lucene index for search and navigation. There is a write up about it at http://ontology2.com/the-book/legalentityidentifier-info.html That second page is also rendered by a Jena-based system. In this case there are a number of HTML source files that are combined with other things to make the pages. Metadata is extracted from the pages and stored in an in-memory model, then queried. There is also a CRM system that processes web forms, sends emails, etc. that runs in AWS with DynamoDB. One cool thing there is that I write business rules in the Jena Rules language to deal with how messages get routed, which messages are spam, etc. -- Paul Houle [email protected] On Thu, Oct 6, 2016, at 10:51 AM, Kumar,Abhishek wrote: > > Hi Team, > > I am a Masters student at University of Florida. I am presenting Apache > Jena to our class as part of research on RDF and semantic web. I have got > material to speak about Jena but I am having trouble finding some use > cases of Jena in current industry. > > I read that many Semantic web applications use Jena but I could not find > any project which uses Jena. Can you help provide names of some projects > which are currently using Jena and how Jena is being used there? That > would be very helpful to generate interest among students. > > It would be helpful for future if we had a page on the Jena Homepage > about Who is Using or something similar. > > Thanks & Regards > Abhishek Kumar
