public interface RDFReader
RDFReader
reads a serialized representation of RDF,
e.g. RDF/XML, n-triple or n3 and adds the statements to a model.Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
read(Model model,
InputStream r,
String base)
Read serialized RDF from an
InputStream and add the statements
to a Model . |
void |
read(Model model,
Reader r,
String base)
It is usually a mistake to use this method.
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void |
read(Model model,
String url)
Read serialized RDF from a url and add the statements to a model.
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RDFErrorHandler |
setErrorHandler(RDFErrorHandler errHandler)
Set an error handler for the reader
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Object |
setProperty(String propName,
Object propValue)
Set the value of a reader property.
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void read(Model model, Reader r, String base)
Reader
and add the statements to a
Model
. It is generally better to use an InputStream if
possible. read(Model,InputStream,String)
, otherwise there is a
danger of a mismatch between the character encoding of say the FileReader
and the character encoding of the data in the file.model
- The model to which statements are added.r
- the reader from which to readbase
- The base to use when converting relative to absolute URI's.
The base URI may be null if there are no relative URIs to convert.
A base URI of "" may permit relative URIs to be used in the
model unconverted.void read(Model model, InputStream r, String base)
InputStream
and add the statements
to a Model
.model
- The model to which statements are added.r
- The InputStream from which to readbase
- The base to use when converting relative to absolute URI's.
The base URI may be null if there are no relative URIs to convert.
A base URI of "" may permit relative URIs to be used in the
model unconverted.void read(Model model, String url)
model
- the model to which statements should be addedurl
- the url, as a string, from which the serialized RDF
should be read.Object setProperty(String propName, Object propValue)
The behaviour of a reader may be influenced by setting property values. The properties and there effects may depend on the individual reader implementation.
An RDFReader's behaviour can be influenced by defining property values interpreted by that particular reader class. The values for such properties can be changed by calling this method.
No standard properties are defined. For the properties recognised by any particular reader implementation, see the documentation for that implementation.
The built-in RDFReaders have properties as defined by:
JenaReader.setProperty(String,Object)
propName
- the name of the propertypropValue
- the value of the propertynull
if there wasn't oneRDFErrorHandler setErrorHandler(RDFErrorHandler errHandler)
errHandler
- the new error handlerLicenced under the Apache License, Version 2.0