Release Notes

4.3

RDF4J 4.3 is a minor release that fixes 34 issues. A few notable features Solr, Lucene and Elasticsearch Solr and Lucene are upgraded to 8.9.0 and Elasticsearch is upgraded to 7.15.2 Support for complex Lucene queries Support for customizing the query analyzer in Lucene and Elasticsearch SHACL A standalone SHACL Validator User defined SPARQL queries in SHACL Constraints and Targets Support for sequence paths and alternate paths Migration of more tests to Junit 5 Remove Java EE dependency from core libraries Improvements to the extended query evaluation 1, 2 Several performance improvements 1, 2, 3, 4 For a complete overview, see all issues fixed in 4.

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6.0.0 Milestone 1

RDF4J 6.0.0-M1 is the first Milestone build of the upcoming 6.0.0 release of RDF4J. RDF4J 6.0.0 is a major release of the RDF4J framework. Some of the highlights covered in this first milestone: Upgrade to Java 25 as the minimally-required version of Java Introduction of a pluggable HTTP client SPI with Apache HttpComponents 5 and JDK built-in backends Migration from Apache HttpComponents 4 to the new HTTP client facade This milestone build is not yet feature-complete, but we are putting it out to receive early feedback on all the improvements we have put in.

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6.0.0

RDF4J 6.0.0 is a major release of the Eclipse RDF4J framework. It adds broad RDF 1.2 and SPARQL 1.2 support, moves the project to Java 25 and Jakarta, replaces the public Apache HttpClient 4 integration, and includes improvements to LMDB, FedX, query execution, security and deployment. The 6.0.0 milestone contains 46 completed issues. Highlights RDF 1.2 triple terms, literals with base direction, version announcements and updated RDF formats across the model, Rio, protocols and stores.

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