Java query factory for SPARQL
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Sherman Monroe
Apr 18, 2008, 3:36:43 PM4/18/08
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Hi All,
I'd like to announce Cyparkler (pronounced sparkler), a Java query factory for SPARQL and SeRQL. I recommend Cyparkler for anyone who write Java applications that manufacture tons SPARQL queries (e.g. query automation tools, triple/quad store UIs, etc). Cyparkler has many objects and convience methods which eliminate duplication of code, syntax errors, and difficult-to-follow blocks of SPARQL inside Java source.
The source code is opensource (GNU), and I encourage anyone to build on it.
My goal is to build a framework similar to Hibernate for SPARQL. Anyone interested in this area of work, please contact me.
Download: http://cyparkler.monrai.com
Docs: http://docs.monrai.com
Discuss: http://forum.cypher.monrai.com
Enjoy,
-sherman
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I pray that you may prosper in all things and be healthy, even as your soul prospers
(3 John 1:2)
I'd like to announce Cyparkler (pronounced sparkler), a Java query factory for SPARQL and SeRQL. I recommend Cyparkler for anyone who write Java applications that manufacture tons SPARQL queries (e.g. query automation tools, triple/quad store UIs, etc). Cyparkler has many objects and convience methods which eliminate duplication of code, syntax errors, and difficult-to-follow blocks of SPARQL inside Java source.
The source code is opensource (GNU), and I encourage anyone to build on it.
My goal is to build a framework similar to Hibernate for SPARQL. Anyone interested in this area of work, please contact me.
Download: http://cyparkler.monrai.com
Docs: http://docs.monrai.com
Discuss: http://forum.cypher.monrai.com
Enjoy,
-sherman
--
I pray that you may prosper in all things and be healthy, even as your soul prospers
(3 John 1:2)
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