Jean-Marc, and Armando, hello.
On 2011 Sep 12, at 13:49, Jean-Marc Vanel wrote:
> That's a good question that I asked myself when I started EulerGUI.
> And I couldn't also find a right answer.
> Then the project, geared towards GUI and rules, proceeded, and I
> forgot the question. We used Jena
Well, I was too optimistic about the jar dependencies.
There are 2 more jar necessary to run the code sample :
136987 oscache-2.4.1.jar
44598 commons-logging-api-1.1.jar
OSCache is used to cache the parsed RDF/N3; this is useful in the
context of a GUI , and it should be made facultative.
Th
That's a good question that I asked myself when I started EulerGUI.
And I couldn't also find a right answer.
Then the project, geared towards GUI and rules, proceeded, and I
forgot the question. We used Jena for parsing RDF/XML, OWL-API for
OWL/XML.
And for N3 including quoted graphs and rules, we
Dear Norman,
I don't think Sesame and Jena are all that complicate: maybe that, to
accomplish with your requirement for a rdfdummy-compliant library, they may
need a documentation avoiding all the more complicate aspects. But building
such a documentation, tailored upon all your needs, would reall
Greetings.
Can anyone point me towards a simple/lightweight Java RDF library?
Here, I mean 'lightweight' in the sense of having a small API, rather than a
small jar, because if one is trying to persuade people that RDF is a useful and
practical thing, then hauling out a manual which could crus
