Cyparkler is a software solution that enables SeRQL and SPARQL querying through a highly efficient query factory framework.
Cyparkler is a software framework designed to implement a query factory for both SPARQL and SeRQL. It requires Sesame 2 onejar.jar (which is included in the download) and is licensed under GNU GPL, which enables users to freely make modifications and enhancements to the software.
To use Cyparkler, simply create an HTTPRepository instance and a QueryFactory instance, which will allow you to select the query language before adding variables and creating a query condition. You can also set a logical connector and build the query string, including namespace clauses.
Once you have built the query, you can execute it and retrieve results, which are returned as a two-dimensional array of values, with each row representing a result and each column representing a variable.
In the latest release of Cyparkler, code that required the LOGGER_FILE system property to be set has been removed, making it more user-friendly and easier to integrate into your projects. Overall, Cyparkler is a powerful and versatile software solution that provides a solid foundation for any project that requires SPARQL or SeRQL query implementation.
To use Cyparkler, simply create an HTTPRepository instance and a QueryFactory instance, which will allow you to select the query language before adding variables and creating a query condition. You can also set a logical connector and build the query string, including namespace clauses.
Once you have built the query, you can execute it and retrieve results, which are returned as a two-dimensional array of values, with each row representing a result and each column representing a variable.
In the latest release of Cyparkler, code that required the LOGGER_FILE system property to be set has been removed, making it more user-friendly and easier to integrate into your projects. Overall, Cyparkler is a powerful and versatile software solution that provides a solid foundation for any project that requires SPARQL or SeRQL query implementation.
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