On 24/03/12 21:31, Martynas Jusevicius wrote:
Hey all,
what would be the easiest way to control the generation of blank node IDs?
What I need is to make them globally unique (I'm thinking UUIDs or
smth like that), because that's the approach taken by the triple store
I'm using.
Which one?
Currently I load several documents into the store with the same
Jena-generated IDs (A0, A1, etc),
Jena IDs should not be of the form A0, A1, ... -- is this their
serialized output (which is not the internal ID).
and they sit nicely in their
separate named graphs. However when triples containing those bnodes
get re-serialized into a single RDF/XML result, the IDs are matching
where they shouldn't be.
Concrete example? Every reading of a file should produce different
bNodes (unless you have reached into the internals of jena and changed
the allocation scheme.)
(The RIOT parsers are configurable but not exposed.)
Andy
Martynas
graphity.org
