Hey Andy,
So I’m working on a SPARQL library for Clojure (YeSPARQL,
https://github.com/joelkuiper/yesparql) and I’m at the point where I want to
convert Jena native Node, RDFNode, Literal, Triple… objects to formats more
convenient to work with in Clojure itself (maps, records).
Now it would
Hello I want to build a simple website of "online result" using semantic
web. I have started learning JSP, but not sure how can we make it semantic
using JSP?
How can we use Jena code inside my website to make it semantic?
Thanks
You may try my semantic_forms;
this is both a generic semantic web navigation and annotation application,
and a framework to build business apps.
It leverages on Jena TDB, Play! Framework and Scala.
https://github.com/jmvanel/semantic_forms/tree/master/scala/forms_play
2015-08-28 12:46 GMT+02:
Hello,
I am building such website and after some testing I use :
- backend : jersey rest service with jena behind, with pa4rdf to map java
object as TDB triple
- frontend : angularjs that talks with rest services
- security with spring security
If you just started jsp, you can moove on angularjs,
Thank you Nicolas can you send me some literature about it just to start
with? Also the other tools you mentioned, if you have some tutorials for
beginners?
regards
On Fri, Aug 28, 2015 at 12:14 PM, Nicolas Paris wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am building such website and after some testing I use :
> - b
tutorial angularjs : http://www.w3schools.com/angular/
pa4rdf : http://pa4rdf.sourceforge.net/index.html
jersey/angularjs example : https://github.com/rkazarin/sample-jersey-webapp
springsecurity example :
https://github.com/philipsorst/angular-rest-springsecurity
about one page css I use bootstrap
Thank you Nicolas. Do you think learning all these tools will be better for
me? I mean as I have already some basic understanding of JENA,JSP, and
SPARQL. so learning pa4rdf, jersey, spring and angularjs tools will not be
time consuming?
On Fri, Aug 28, 2015 at 1:01 PM, Nicolas Paris wrote:
> tu
Hey Kumar !
Then please try semantic_forms ;
it's fonctional out the box,
once you've built it from sources;
and you can navigate in your data loaded in Jena TDB as easily as
navigating FOAF profiles on internat, or mixing both .
2015-08-28 15:28 GMT+02:00 kumar rohit :
> Thank you Nicolas. D
I didn't know about all of that stuff too before starting my project, just
basic in java & javascript.
I started with jsp (basic learning like you), and mooved to angularjs. It
depends on your javascript knowledges. But with basic anderstanding of
javascript, it took me 1 days to anderstand angul
Kumar,
if you could explain a bit more about your needs :
"simple website of "online result" using semantic web"
we could tell you about more alternatives.
Do have Java classes corresponding to your RDF data ?
Or do you have pure RDF data ?
How do you want to present your data ? Like dbpedia or m
yes like dbpedia. Actually I am new to semantic web and need to learn tools
which I will also use in future like next semester my master thesis and of
course which will help me in my Phd research also. The online result
website I just want to develop as a sample and to grasp hands on these
tools.
H
Kumar,
please take a look at Graphity Linked Data platform:
http://graphityhq.com
http://graphity.org
Best,
Martynas
On Fri 28 Aug 2015 at 19:09 kumar rohit wrote:
> yes like dbpedia. Actually I am new to semantic web and need to learn tools
> which I will also use in future like next semeste
The forms in semantic_forms look much like dbPedia for displaying a subject
URI,
and it has more features since it not restricted to preloaded URI's,
it has an RDF cache for external semantic URI's, that are loaded in the
cache.
Also, forms are inferred on the fly from the pre-loaded ontologies,
b
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