- From: Andrew Newman <anewman@pisoftware.com>
- Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2003 08:30:21 +1000 (EST)
- To: <www-rdf-interest@w3.org>
I'm pleased to announce the availability of an early release of Kowari for RDF developers. This is to receive feedback before a full release in the near future, depending on feedback, via Sourceforge. It's approximately 40MB in size. http://www.pisoftware.com/cgi-bin/kowari.pl Features included: * A transactional triple store capable of store many millions of triples, * iTQL - A Squish based query language that allows subqueries, operands for data-types (greater than, less than, etc),* Web based and command line iTQL interpreter, * Descriptors - A combination of XSLT and iTQL that can be used to generate renderings of RDF data (comes with a v-card example),* Lucene integration - full text insertion and querying, * Views - allows the combination of multiple models, * Jena 2.0 support - currently only through the use of ARP, and * Written in Java - 1.4.0 and above required. Proposed future features include: * Improved ARP integration (non-memory bound using disk based string pool). * Move distributed queries to server - use server join code. * Streaming end to end (mainly Driver work). * Jena 2 Support: "store" and "model" Integration, support of OWL at query time, and full support of Joseki and RDQL.* Pluggable data types. * Pluggable security. * Pluggable data handlers: EXIF extraction, MP3 extraction, and XML RSS extraction.* Streaming Descriptors. * Back-end refactoring (Windows, OS X, 64-bit Unix). * Small embeddable version - Jena lite plus Kowari lite (should be less than 5MB).* J2EE Connector and MBean support. * Non-RMI version of streaming of queries. * Support all OWL entailments of models at the query layer. * 64-bit testing and loading of large data sets (~150 million) including improving bulk loading support and 6 index support. * Better iTQL command line processor. * Review joins. * Review subqueries vs ontologies. * Upgrade of Lucene support.
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