RDFReactor - From Ontologies to Programatic Data Acces
M. Völkel. Jena User Conference 2006, HP Bristol, United Kingdom, 10.05.2006, (2006)
Abstract
Developers used to object oriented programming have to
make a paradigm shift in order to produce and manage Semantic
Web data, e. g. RDF.
In this paper we describe the tool RDFReactor which
transforms a given ontology in RDF Schema into a familiar,
dynamic, object-oriented Java API – at the push of a
button. Developers then are able to interact with java instances,
thus allowing them to stay in their own world. The
generated proxy objects contain no state and delegate all
method calls to RDF model updates and queries.
RDFReactor potentially turns every Java developer into
a Semantic Web application developer and enables them to
use RDF correctly, efficiently and effectively without even
knowing it. It is downloadable (GNU LGPL) at http://
rdfreactor.ontoware.org.
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%A Völkel, Max
%B Jena User Conference 2006, HP Bristol, United Kingdom, 10.05.2006
%D 2006
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%U http://www.aifb.uni-karlsruhe.de/WBS/mvo/2006/05-RDFReactor-JUC2006.pdf
%X Developers used to object oriented programming have to
make a paradigm shift in order to produce and manage Semantic
Web data, e. g. RDF.
In this paper we describe the tool RDFReactor which
transforms a given ontology in RDF Schema into a familiar,
dynamic, object-oriented Java API – at the push of a
button. Developers then are able to interact with java instances,
thus allowing them to stay in their own world. The
generated proxy objects contain no state and delegate all
method calls to RDF model updates and queries.
RDFReactor potentially turns every Java developer into
a Semantic Web application developer and enables them to
use RDF correctly, efficiently and effectively without even
knowing it. It is downloadable (GNU LGPL) at http://
rdfreactor.ontoware.org.
@inproceedings{Volkel:JUC06,
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make a paradigm shift in order to produce and manage Semantic
Web data, e. g. RDF.
In this paper we describe the tool RDFReactor which
transforms a given ontology in RDF Schema into a familiar,
dynamic, object-oriented Java API – at the push of a
button. Developers then are able to interact with java instances,
thus allowing them to stay in their own world. The
generated proxy objects contain no state and delegate all
method calls to RDF model updates and queries.
RDFReactor potentially turns every Java developer into
a Semantic Web application developer and enables them to
use RDF correctly, efficiently and effectively without even
knowing it. It is downloadable (GNU LGPL) at http://
rdfreactor.ontoware.org.},
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title = {RDFReactor - From Ontologies to Programatic Data Acces},
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