>> Currently I am working with a huge RDF file.
How large is "huge"?
>> Please, do you know how to retrieve the subresources ?
DESCRIBE or, if you know the specific triples/ shape CONSTRUCT.
If resources are chunky and complex (not simple "same subject" data)
then managing them with a named graphs, one per subresource, and use
defaultUnionGraph can be better.
Andy
On 19/07/2021 12:39, Roland Bailly wrote:
Thank you for your swift answer.
Yes exactly. The idea is to get the sub graph from a given a node.
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what is a "sub-resource" in RDF? Are you talking about CBDs? Like what SPARQL
DESCRIBE returns (to some extend)?
On 19.07.21 13:18, Roland Bailly wrote:
Hello,
Currently I am working with a huge RDF file.
I would like to retrieve all sub resources from one resource and put everything
in one model.
The idea with that is to convert the model to JSON LD FRAMING to create a java
object.
I don't want to convert my huge RDF file in JSON LD, but only the part I need.
With Jena I can already retrieve my root object with model.getResource("id")
but it doesn't contain the sub resources.
Please, do you know how to retrieve the subresources ?
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