The short answer is: no, not at this time.
Your proposal sounds ok. I personally never used sesame. I just checked
and it uses a BSD license, which is good, no problems there. While as I
said previously my eyes were on jena, there is no problem having camel
multiple camel components targeting the same technology (we do it
already in camel).
Contributions are very welcome, if you want to take a stab at it, it's
not to hard. If you have any questions feel free to ping the list.
Hadrian
On 04/07/2012 04:46 AM, jpcook01 wrote:
Thanks for the replies.
We are using Sesame:
http://www.openrdf.org/doc/sesame2/users/ch01.html
My question was really to establish whether any support existed yet for
querying such repositories, it doesn't look like it. Although Sesame does
have a restful http protocol, using the http component in camel doesn't seem
right to me or maybe for very basic usage.
It would be nice and we have a requirement to be able to marshal/unmarshal
and traverse the rdf graphs when they come back before pushing the payload
further along our routes using something like jena.
It would be cool if you could maybe wrap this up like so, just thinking out
loud
from("sesame://http://http://example.org/sesame2";)
.sparql("sparql/getNewsAssets.sparql")
.to("bean:someJenaBeanPerhaps");
I think perhaps a separate component so you could wrap up some of the
connection details here:
www.openrdf.org/doc/sesame2/users/ch08.html
Also perhaps being able to ask for the rdf in a variety of different formats
such as n3, json or rdf/xml would be quite cool but using a dsl style
syntax.
I really like camel and was just curious if anything existed like this yet.
Thanks
Jon
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