On 5/9/06, Steven H. Rogers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm interested in RDFLib and would like some advice on where to start. Navigation aids for the rdflib.net site seem rather minimal, though there appears to be quite a bit there if you can find it. I've resorted to Google. Is there a better way?
Hello Steven. Unfortunately there isn't any good starting point that I know of. But some suggestions: 1) http://svn.rdflib.net/trunk/example.py 2) http://svn.rdflib.net/trunk/test/graph.py 3) API Documentation of the Graph Class: http://rdflib.net/2006/02/27/rdflib-2.3.1/html/public/rdflib.Graph.Graph-class.html 4) Documentation on rdflib's Store API: http://rdflib.net/store/ 5) rdflib Store 'stub': http://svn.rdflib.net/trunk/rdflib/store/__init__.py 5) 'Complete' mapping from 4Suite RDF API to rdflib: http://cvs.4suite.org/viewcvs/4Suite/Ft/Rdf/Drivers/Rdflib.py?view=markup 6) ask any specific questions you have in the #redfoot IRC channel on freenode: 7) post your questions here Hope you find this helpful Off topic, I'm rather interested in PyTables especially with regards to using it to persist large amounts of RDF content (as a store backend for rdflib) and I wonder if you had the same thing in mind :) Especially since I don't think RDBMs like MySQL for instance take *full* advantage of 64-bit addressing available on certain platforms. "PyTables is a package for managing hierarchical datasets and designed to efficiently cope with extremely large amounts of data (with support for full 64-bit file addressing)." _______________________________________________ Dev mailing list [email protected] http://rdflib.net/mailman/listinfo/dev
