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Example01BuildModel |
RDF Tutorial example 01: Building a simple RDF Model using Eclipse RDF4J
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Example02BuildModel |
RDF Tutorial example 02: Building a simple RDF Model using the RDF4J ModelBuilder
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Example03LiteralDatatypes |
RDF Tutorial example 03: Datatyped literals
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Example04LanguageTags |
RDF Tutorial example 04: Language tags
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Example05BlankNode |
RDF Tutorial example 05: Adding blank nodes to an RDF Model.
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Example06WriteRdfXml |
RDF Tutorial example 06: Writing an RDF model in RDF/XML syntax
In this example, we show how you can use the Rio Parser/writer toolkit to write your model in RDF/XML syntax.
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Example07WriteTurtle |
RDF Tutorial example 07: Writing an RDF model in Turtle syntax
In this example, we show how you can use the Rio Parser/writer toolkit to write your model in Turtle syntax.
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Example08ReadTurtle |
RDF Tutorial example 08: Reading a Turtle syntax file to create a Model
In this example, we show how you can use the Rio Parser/writer toolkit to read files
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Example09Filter |
RDF Tutorial example 09: Reading a Turtle syntax file to create a Model
In this example, we show how you can use the Rio Parser/writer toolkit to read files
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Example10PropertyValues |
RDF Tutorial example 10: Getting all values of a property for a particular subject.
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Example11SinglePropertyValue |
RDF Tutorial example 11: Getting a single property value for a particular subject.
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Example12BuildModelWithNamedGraphs |
RDF Tutorial example 12: Building a Model with named graphs
In this example, we show how you can use the context mechanism to add statements separate named graphs within the
same Model.
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