- From: Giovanni Tummarello <giovanni@wup.it>
- Date: Thu, 09 Jun 2005 00:01:04 +0200
- To: Lee Feigenbaum <feigenbl@us.ibm.com>, semantic-web@w3.org
Great! there is a big need for binding SW to actual code in a maintainable way. Questions, can i add my own methods to the generated classes? iif so, can i have some form of multiple inheritance on the added methods? if so do i keep my added methods somehow if i change the ontology (is there some form of 2 way?) if not so, are these features which you forsee as addable and what's your take on their utility? (that is, am i asking for something that your experience shows completely unecessary? i'd think not i'd like to add a "to string" methods to the generated classes for examples) Giovanni Lee Feigenbaum wrote: > Jastor > ------------------------------------ > Typesafe, Ontology Driven RDF Access from Java > http://jastor.sourceforge.net/ > > >Jastor is an open source Java code generator that emits Java Beans from >Web Ontologies > (OWL), enabling convenient, type safe access and eventing of RDF stored >in a Jena Semantic >Web Framework model. Jastor generates Java interfaces, implementations, >factories, and listeners >based on the properties and class hierarchies in the Web Ontologies. > >Jastor is licensed under the Common Public License (CPL). > >Jastor was originally developed by several IBM engineers and is now being >released to >the open-source community. While this is the initial public release of >Jastor, the Semantic >Web development team at IBM has been using Jastor heavily for several >months now and >finds it stable and very useful for reading and writing RDF data stores >from Java code. > >For the time being, please send any questions or comments about Jastor to >the original >authors of it: > >Ben Szekely ( bhszekel@us.ibm.com ) >Joe Betz ( betz@us.ibm.com ) > > >Lee > >
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