My opinions on Java, Ruby, Clojure, AI, data mining, and the Semantic Web. I am a consultant living in Sedona Arizona and an author of 16 published books covering Artificial Intelligence (AI), Java, Ruby, C++, Lisp, Linux, and Windows. I specialize in text and data mining, Ruby, Clojure, and Java development and general Artificial Intelligence programming.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Largest public SPARQL endpoint: sparql.sindice.com
The Sindice project has transitioned from a university and consortium project of DERI to a commercial company. Check out the SPARQL endpoint web form - very impressive. During lunch I tried using the Sindice Java client library and it was easy to use but does not for some reason support direct SPARQL queries.
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Hi Mark,
Where can i find the sparql client library... i have referred your book_java.pdf, but i am not finding the link to download the library file..
Please can u send me the link to download the file
I got it Mark..
Thanks a lot...:)...
You can get the jar files here::::
https://github.com/mark-watson/java_practical_semantic_web
Hello Deepa,
I was referring in this blog article to the Sindice client library; link copied from the blog post: http://code.google.com/p/sindice4j/
If you want the code for my Java semantic web book, try:
git clone git@github.com:mark-watson/java_practical_semantic_web.git
My book and examples assumes that readers have a solid knowledge of Java (and JRuby, CLojure, and Scala would be good to know also).
-Mark
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