Pellet is not part of the Apache Jena distribution - it's developed,
licensed and distributed separately. So you need check with the Pellet
folks for the definitive answer.
My understanding [1] is that Pellet is dual licensed AGPL/Commercial so
the key question you have to decide is whether yo
Thank you very much for the answer!
> Le 8 déc. 2015 à 09:51, Dave Reynolds a écrit :
>
> Pellet is not part of the Apache Jena distribution - it's developed, licensed
> and distributed separately. So you need check with the Pellet folks for the
> definitive answer.
>
> My understanding [1]
Hey all,
I know this topic was discussed back in april:
https://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/jena-users/201504.mbox/browser
Is this the latest/only project?
https://github.com/seus-inf/jena-android
What are the limitations/drawbacks of Jena Android? We don't need
persistence, for now we're
On 08/12/15 11:26, Martynas Jusevičius wrote:
Hey all,
I know this topic was discussed back in april:
https://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/jena-users/201504.mbox/browser
Is this the latest/only project?
https://github.com/seus-inf/jena-android
What are the limitations/drawbacks of Jena An
I have a few reasoner questions.
1) I’m using the latest version of Jena 3.0.0 is it true that the only way to
use SWRL rules is with an external reasoner? My concern is how I would use
Protege which can handle adding SWRL rules and then processing the ontology
with Jena.
2) I tried to integr
Hi Chris,
Maybe I'm not an expert to answer you properly, but I've being working with
this kind of scenario (Ontologies, SWRL, jena, owlapi) lately and here is
what I can share:
1) Yes. As far as I know, Jena doesn't have native support for SWRL.
2) The most recent versions of pellet I've seen i
That is very helpful feedback.
As a clarification I attempted to use the Pellet code from Maven central and
that is where I ran into the package name change issue. I might try getting in
touch with Ignazio directly to see if I can help make the updates to get Pellet
working with the latest Jena
Short answer: yes, that's it...
Long answer:
I've created the ontologies using Protege, and uploaded them to Fuseki.
When I need the ontologies in my application, Jena is used to load the
ontologies from Fuseki. In most cases, I do things with Jena, specially
SPARQL.
But once the ontologies are
Hi there,
I am working on these things too these days. I try to do all without
owlapi, and I hope I will be able to. Thank you all for these
question/clear answers.
About my tests, as far as I can see, with jena & pellet I am able to :
- transform the data from TDB and pass the pellet rules + know
Along the lines of the query data mapper I have a package that creates java
objects from graph nodes and arcs (think predicates as methods and objects
as values).It uses annotations in java classes and can be found at
https://github.com/Claudenw/PA4RDF
PA4RDF = Persistence Annotations for RDF.
Hi Nicolas,
Don't forget to read the pellet faq about extracting inferences using jena:
https://github.com/Complexible/pellet/wiki/FAQ#how-can-i-extract-all-inferences
About the explanations, I'm not 100% sure, but I believe the methods used
to get them are from Pellet ( pelletReasoner.getKB().ge
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