Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of ApertureRDFMap


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10/18/05 18:59:39 (19 years ago)
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sauermann
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  • ApertureRDFMap

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    33To keep this simple, each ApertureRDFMap creates its own little RDF graph, which should be as lightweight as possible. 
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     5It would now be possible to access the rdf map through a elaborate API like rdf2go, to make it simpler. 
     6Comment from an email:  
     7I've taken a look at rdf2go. Looks nice! It's still alpha-stage though, I don't know how bad that is. It's also Java 5 (at least that's what it said, I didn't get this from the Javadoc). I thought you would rather have a 1.4-compatible API? We can also take a look at jrdf and related approaches, but I have no experience how good they are. Maybe defining our own simple interface is then not such a bad idea after all, it seems rather trivial to do and then we at least have full control over it. If one of the other RDF APIs becomes a standard, whether ad hoc or standardized, we can always define our interface as a specialization of this interface and map our own methods to the standard versions.  
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