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java.lang.Object jena.RuleMap
public class RuleMap
General command line utility to process one RDF file into another by application of a set of forward chaining rules.
Usage: RuleMap [-il inlang] [-ol outlang] [-d] rulefile infileThe resulting RDF data is written to stdout in format
outlang
(default N3). If -d
is given then only the deductions
generated by the rules are output. Otherwise all data including any input
data (other than any removed triples) is output.
Rules are permitted an additional action "deduce" which forces triples to be added to the deductions graph even if they are already known (for use in deductions only mode).
Constructor Summary | |
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RuleMap()
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Method Summary | |
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static List<Rule> |
loadRules(BufferedReader src,
Map<String,String> prefixes)
Load a set of rule definitions including processing of comment lines and any initial prefix definition lines. |
static List<Rule> |
loadRules(String filename,
Map<String,String> prefixes)
Load a set of rule definitions including processing of comment lines and any initial prefix definition lines. |
static void |
main(String[] args)
General command line utility to process one RDF file into another by application of a set of forward chaining rules. |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
Constructor Detail |
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public RuleMap()
Method Detail |
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public static List<Rule> loadRules(String filename, Map<String,String> prefixes) throws IOException
IOException
public static List<Rule> loadRules(BufferedReader src, Map<String,String> prefixes) throws IOException
IOException
public static void main(String[] args)
Usage: RuleMap [-il inlang] [-ol outlang] -d infile rulefile
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