Class RDFFormat


public class RDFFormat extends FileFormat
Represents the concept of an RDF data serialization format. RDF formats are identified by a name and can have one or more associated MIME types, zero or more associated file extensions and can specify a (default) character encoding. Some formats are able to encode context information while other are not; this is indicated by the value of supportsContexts.
Author:
Arjohn Kampman
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      public static final boolean SUPPORTS_NAMESPACES
      Indicates that calls to RDFHandler.handleNamespace(String, String) may be serialised when serializing to this format.
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      public static final boolean NO_NAMESPACES
      Indicates that all calls to RDFHandler.handleNamespace(String, String) will be ignored when serializing to this format.
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      public static final boolean SUPPORTS_CONTEXTS
      Indicates that the Statement.getContext() URI may be serialized for this format.
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      public static final boolean NO_CONTEXTS
      Indicates that the Statement.getContext() URI will NOT be serialized for this format.
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      public static final boolean SUPPORTS_RDF_STAR
      Indicates that RDF-star triples can be serialized natively for this format.
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      public static final boolean NO_RDF_STAR
      Indicates that RDF-star triples will NOT be serialized natively for this format.
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      public static final RDFFormat RDFXML
      The RDF/XML file format.

      Several file extensions are accepted for RDF/XML documents, including .rdf, .rdfs (for RDF Schema files), .owl (for OWL ontologies), and .xml. The media type is application/rdf+xml, but application/xml and text/xml are also accepted. The character encoding is UTF-8.

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      public static final RDFFormat NTRIPLES
      The N-Triples file format.

      The file extension .nt is recommend for N-Triples documents. The media type is application/n-triples and encoding is in UTF-8.

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      public static final RDFFormat TURTLE
      The Turtle file format.

      The file extension .ttl is recommend for Turtle documents. The media type is text/turtle, but application/x-turtle is also accepted. Character encoding is UTF-8.

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      public static final RDFFormat TURTLESTAR
      The Turtle-star file format, a Turtle-based RDF serialization format that supports RDF-star triples.

      The file extension .ttls is recommended for Turtle-star documents. The media type is application/x-turtlestar and the encoding is UTF-8.

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      public static final RDFFormat N3
      The N3/Notation3 file format.

      The file extension .n3 is recommended for N3 documents. The media type is text/n3, but text/rdf+n3 is also accepted. Character encoding is UTF-8.

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      public static final RDFFormat TRIX
      The TriX file format, an XML-based RDF serialization format that supports recording of named graphs.

      The file extension .xml is recommended for TriX documents, .trix is also accepted. The media type is application/trix and the encoding is UTF-8.

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      public static final RDFFormat TRIG
      The TriG file format, a Turtle-based RDF serialization format that supports recording of named graphs.

      The file extension .trig is recommend for TriG documents. The media type is application/trig and the encoding is UTF-8.

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      public static final RDFFormat TRIGSTAR
      The TriG-star file format, a TriG-based RDF serialization format that supports RDF-star triples. This builds upon the idea for the Turtle-star format but adds support for named graphs.

      The file extension .trigs is recommended for TriG-star documents. The media type is application/x-trigstar and the encoding is UTF-8.

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      public static final RDFFormat BINARY
      A binary RDF format.

      The file extension .brf is recommend for binary RDF documents. The media type is application/x-binary-rdf.

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      public static final RDFFormat NQUADS
      The N-Quads file format, an RDF serialization format that supports recording of named graphs.

      The file extension .nq is recommended for N-Quads documents. The media type is application/n-quads and the encoding is UTF-8.

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      public static final RDFFormat JSONLD
      The JSON-LD file format, an RDF serialization format that supports recording of named graphs.

      The file extension .jsonld is recommended for JSON-LD documents. The media type is application/ld+json and the encoding is UTF-8.

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      public static final RDFFormat NDJSONLD
      The NDJSON-LD is a Newline Delimited JSON-LD format.

      The file extension .ndjsonld is recommended for NDJSON-LD documents. The media type is application/x-ld+ndjson and the encoding is UTF-8.

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      public static final RDFFormat RDFJSON
      The RDF/JSON file format, an RDF serialization format that supports recording of named graphs.

      The file extension .rj is recommended for RDF/JSON documents. The media type is application/rdf+json and the encoding is UTF-8.

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      public static final RDFFormat RDFA
      The RDFa file format, an RDF serialization format.

      The file extension .xhtml is recommended for RDFa documents. The preferred media type is application/xhtml+xml and the encoding is UTF-8.

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      public static final RDFFormat HDT
      The HDT file format, an RDF serialization format.

      The file extension .hdt is recommended for HDT documents.

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  • Constructor Details Link icon

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      @Deprecated(since="3.2.0") public RDFFormat(String name, String mimeType, Charset charset, String fileExtension, boolean supportsNamespaces, boolean supportsContexts)
      Deprecated.
      since 3.2.0
      Creates a new RDFFormat object.
      Parameters:
      name - The name of the RDF file format, e.g. "RDF/XML".
      mimeType - The MIME type of the RDF file format, e.g. application/rdf+xml for the RDF/XML file format.
      charset - The default character encoding of the RDF file format. Specify null if not applicable.
      fileExtension - The (default) file extension for the RDF file format, e.g. rdf for RDF/XML files.
      supportsNamespaces - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of namespace/prefix information and false otherwise.
      supportsContexts - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of contexts/named graphs and false otherwise.
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      public RDFFormat(String name, String mimeType, Charset charset, String fileExtension, boolean supportsNamespaces, boolean supportsContexts, boolean supportsRDFStar)
      Creates a new RDFFormat object.
      Parameters:
      name - The name of the RDF file format, e.g. "RDF/XML".
      mimeType - The MIME type of the RDF file format, e.g. application/rdf+xml for the RDF/XML file format.
      charset - The default character encoding of the RDF file format. Specify null if not applicable.
      fileExtension - The (default) file extension for the RDF file format, e.g. rdf for RDF/XML files.
      supportsNamespaces - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of namespace/prefix information and false otherwise.
      supportsContexts - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of contexts/named graphs and false otherwise.
      supportsRDFStar - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of RDF-star triples natively and false otherwise.
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      @Deprecated(since="3.2.0") public RDFFormat(String name, String mimeType, Charset charset, Collection<String> fileExtensions, boolean supportsNamespaces, boolean supportsContexts)
      Deprecated.
      since 3.2.0
      Creates a new RDFFormat object.
      Parameters:
      name - The name of the RDF file format, e.g. "RDF/XML".
      mimeType - The MIME type of the RDF file format, e.g. application/rdf+xml for the RDF/XML file format.
      charset - The default character encoding of the RDF file format. Specify null if not applicable.
      fileExtensions - The RDF format's file extensions, e.g. rdf for RDF/XML files. The first item in the list is interpreted as the default file extension for the format.
      supportsNamespaces - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of namespace/prefix information and false otherwise.
      supportsContexts - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of contexts/named graphs and false otherwise.
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      public RDFFormat(String name, String mimeType, Charset charset, Collection<String> fileExtensions, boolean supportsNamespaces, boolean supportsContexts, boolean supportsRDFStar)
      Creates a new RDFFormat object.
      Parameters:
      name - The name of the RDF file format, e.g. "RDF/XML".
      mimeType - The MIME type of the RDF file format, e.g. application/rdf+xml for the RDF/XML file format.
      charset - The default character encoding of the RDF file format. Specify null if not applicable.
      fileExtensions - The RDF format's file extensions, e.g. rdf for RDF/XML files. The first item in the list is interpreted as the default file extension for the format.
      supportsNamespaces - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of namespace/prefix information and false otherwise.
      supportsContexts - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of contexts/named graphs and false otherwise.
      supportsRDFStar - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of RDF-star triples natively and false otherwise.
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      @Deprecated(since="3.2.0") public RDFFormat(String name, Collection<String> mimeTypes, Charset charset, Collection<String> fileExtensions, boolean supportsNamespaces, boolean supportsContexts)
      Deprecated.
      since 3.2.0
      Creates a new RDFFormat object.
      Parameters:
      name - The name of the RDF file format, e.g. "RDF/XML".
      mimeTypes - The MIME types of the RDF file format, e.g. application/rdf+xml for the RDF/XML file format. The first item in the list is interpreted as the default MIME type for the format.
      charset - The default character encoding of the RDF file format. Specify null if not applicable.
      fileExtensions - The RDF format's file extensions, e.g. rdf for RDF/XML files. The first item in the list is interpreted as the default file extension for the format.
      supportsNamespaces - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of namespace/prefix information and false otherwise.
      supportsContexts - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of contexts/named graphs and false otherwise.
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      public RDFFormat(String name, Collection<String> mimeTypes, Charset charset, Collection<String> fileExtensions, boolean supportsNamespaces, boolean supportsContexts, boolean supportsRDFStar)
      Creates a new RDFFormat object.
      Parameters:
      name - The name of the RDF file format, e.g. "RDF/XML".
      mimeTypes - The MIME types of the RDF file format, e.g. application/rdf+xml for the RDF/XML file format. The first item in the list is interpreted as the default MIME type for the format.
      charset - The default character encoding of the RDF file format. Specify null if not applicable.
      fileExtensions - The RDF format's file extensions, e.g. rdf for RDF/XML files. The first item in the list is interpreted as the default file extension for the format.
      supportsNamespaces - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of namespace/prefix information and false otherwise.
      supportsContexts - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of contexts/named graphs and false otherwise.
      supportsRDFStar - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of RDF-star triples natively and false otherwise.
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      @Deprecated(since="3.2.0") public RDFFormat(String name, Collection<String> mimeTypes, Charset charset, Collection<String> fileExtensions, IRI standardURI, boolean supportsNamespaces, boolean supportsContexts)
      Deprecated.
      since 3.2.0
      Creates a new RDFFormat object.
      Parameters:
      name - The name of the RDF file format, e.g. "RDF/XML".
      mimeTypes - The MIME types of the RDF file format, e.g. application/rdf+xml for the RDF/XML file format. The first item in the list is interpreted as the default MIME type for the format.
      charset - The default character encoding of the RDF file format. Specify null if not applicable.
      fileExtensions - The RDF format's file extensions, e.g. rdf for RDF/XML files. The first item in the list is interpreted as the default file extension for the format.
      standardURI - The standard URI that has been assigned to this format by a standards organisation or null if it does not currently have a standard URI.
      supportsNamespaces - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of namespace/prefix information and false otherwise.
      supportsContexts - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of contexts/named graphs and false otherwise.
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      public RDFFormat(String name, Collection<String> mimeTypes, Charset charset, Collection<String> fileExtensions, IRI standardURI, boolean supportsNamespaces, boolean supportsContexts, boolean supportsRDFStar)
      Creates a new RDFFormat object.
      Parameters:
      name - The name of the RDF file format, e.g. "RDF/XML".
      mimeTypes - The MIME types of the RDF file format, e.g. application/rdf+xml for the RDF/XML file format. The first item in the list is interpreted as the default MIME type for the format.
      charset - The default character encoding of the RDF file format. Specify null if not applicable.
      fileExtensions - The RDF format's file extensions, e.g. rdf for RDF/XML files. The first item in the list is interpreted as the default file extension for the format.
      standardURI - The standard URI that has been assigned to this format by a standards organisation or null if it does not currently have a standard URI.
      supportsNamespaces - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of namespace/prefix information and false otherwise.
      supportsContexts - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of contexts/named graphs and false otherwise.
      supportsRDFStar - True if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of RDF-star triples natively and false otherwise.
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      public static List<String> getAcceptParams(Iterable<RDFFormat> rdfFormats, boolean requireContext, RDFFormat preferredFormat)
      Processes the supplied collection of RDFFormats and assigns quality values to each based on whether context must be supported and whether the format is preferred.
      Parameters:
      rdfFormats - The RDFFormats to process.
      requireContext - True to decrease the quality value for formats where supportsContexts() returns false.
      preferredFormat - The preferred RDFFormat. If it is not in the list then the quality of all formats will be processed as if they are not preferred.
      Returns:
      A list of strings containing the content types and an attached q-value specifying the quality for the format for each type.
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      public boolean supportsNamespaces()
      Return true if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of namespace/prefix information.
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      public boolean supportsContexts()
      Return true if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of contexts/named graphs.
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      public boolean supportsRDFStar()
      Return true if the RDFFormat supports the encoding of RDF-star triples natively.
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      public boolean hasStandardURI()
      Returns:
      True if a standard URI has been assigned to this format by a standards organisation.
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      public IRI getStandardURI()
      Returns:
      The standard URI that has been assigned to this format by a standards organisation or null if it does not currently have a standard URI.