DefiningImageAccess/Tool/Sesame

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Features

1. support for Java 5.0
2. revised repository API that is much more targeted at using Sesame as a library
3. support context/provenance, which keeps information about the source where some RDF statements were created, such a person’s URI or a file or a repository’s URI
4. proper transaction/rollback support
5. a REST-ful HTTP protocol that includes supports for the SPARQL protocol
6. support for SPARQL language
7. a web-based user interface for sesame server
8. in-house RDFS inference support

Not available

1. customized reasoning
2. RDBMS backend is not available.

Repository configurations

By default configuration, Sesame comes with a simple in-memory repository. A few more configurations are possible:

1. configure how the data in the in-memory store to be persisted
2. configure the synchronisation delay of the persistence
3. enable the RDF schema entailment
4. configure a store as a native store, which keeps the data in the disk rather than in memory
5. create index for the native repository