- From: Dave Beckett <dave.beckett@bristol.ac.uk>
- Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2000 10:20:13 +0100
- To: www-rdf-interest@w3.org
Redland - An RDF Application Framework 0.9.3 http://www.redland.opensource.ac.uk/ I've just released 0.9.3 of Redland and the main changes are: * Implemented fast get sources, targets, arcs for storing RDF using multiple hashes (via Berkeley DB) * Made Berkeley DB support work for V3, two variants of V2 * Implemented removing statements for stored models * Added general RDF utility example code example4.c that parses RDF/XML syntax, stores it and provides multiple query methods. * Added simple 10-line RDF example code example3.c * SiRPAC Java parser call changed to not discard error output * Use streaming part of SiRPAC Java parser The example4.c program is a nice addition - IMHO - an all-in-one RDF program (if the libwww parser is used) which allows command-line use of RDF. See the usage in the install page. The streaming parser means large RDF/XML processing becomes more possible to do. I've tried it on the dmoz data (with lots of cleanups - I'll post the script sometime) but I've got to work on other issues before it can be entirely processed with Redland. [The 0.9.2 release was not announced and just added the HTML documentation to the distribution, not included in the first release.] I'm now going on holiday... Dave
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