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ActiveRDF: Object-Oriented Semantic Web Programming

by: Eyal Oren, Renaud Delbru, Sebastian Gerke, Armin Haller, Stefan Decker

edited by: Peter Patel-Schneider, Prashant Shenoy

(May 2007)


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Object-oriented programming is the current mainstream programming paradigm but existing RDF APIs are mostly triple-oriented. Traditional techniques for bridging a similar gap between relational databases and object-oriented programs cannot be applied directly, given the different nature of Semantic Web data, as can for example be seen in the semantics of class membership, inheritance relations, and object conformance to schemas. We present ActiveRDF, an object-oriented API for managing RDF data that offers full manipulation and querying of RDF data, does not rely on a schema and fully conforms to RDF(S) semantics. ActiveRDF can be used with different RDF data stores, adapters have been implemented to generic SPARQL endpoints, Sesame, Jena, Redland and YARS and new adapters can be added easily. In addition, integration with the popular Ruby on Rails framework enables fast development of Semantic Web applications.


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