Sesame 3.0 Preview: An Open Source Framework for RDF Data
Sesame is an open source framework for storing, inferencing, and querying of RDF data. The first preview release of the upcoming 3.0 version is now available.
by James Leigh
February 23, 2009
fter downloading
Sesame 3.0-alpha1, the first thing you might notice is that
Sesame 3.0 is packaged slightly differently than in 2.x. The awkwardly named
sesame-onejar.jar was replaced by sesame-client.jar and
sesame-runtime.jar, the openrdf-workbench.war file is gone, and there is a
new server script.
The sesame-client.jar contains the RDF parsers and writers distributed with Sesame along with the
repository API, HTTP client, and manager. This is the only jar you need for most RDF programs that don't embed an
RDF store. If your application embeds its own RDF store, you can use the sesame-runtime.jar instead.
This jar contains the familiar MemoryStore, NativeStore,
RdbmsStore, and more. As with 2.x, Sesame Server and Console are not present in either of these jars, but you can find them in the
lib directory of the SKD, along with scripts to run them.
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