I\'ve googled for last few hours searching for tutorials or guides about how to configure RDF store with virtuoso server (open source version).
I am new to Jena and I am now stuck with the following problem. Basically I need to create a RDF having nested elements, for ex开发者_StackOverflowample:
I\'m trying to query DBPedia for a list of properties relating to a given class in the ontology, but since the human-readable \"labels\" aren\'t always clear, I\'d also like to provide an example from
How do we create RDF database in Jyth开发者_StackOverflowon? I use this to implement SparQL in Jython. So I need to create the database first.See RDFAlchemyJython for reusing most well known Java tool
In an altruistic manner I would like to expose as much structured data about my website. I also wouldn\'t mind SEO boost but its sec开发者_运维知识库ondary.
I\'m currently looking for a way to query DBPedia\'s Infobox Onyology database via the SPARQL endpoint to get a list of the classes, the subclasses of a selected class, and the properties of a given c
I\'m working on an app that uses Jena for storage (with the TDB backend). I\'m looking for something like the equivalent of Squirrel, that lets me see what\'s being stored, run queries etc. This seems
How do you parse and load the triples represented by a Notation3 file into a database? I\'m somewhat familiar with Jena and Sesame, but these seemed geared to process RDF or Turtle, not full Notation3
Would someone please point to an example of 开发者_C百科using Python to store RDF data using Redland / RDF, and later to retrieve the data.
I\'m using RDFLIB to build graphs among 3 data-sets (A, B, C) with ntriples. Goal: graphs contain links among those data-set A->B, B->C and C->A, I want to check consistency of those links by making
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