On 21/07/14 12:12, Benedikt Ritter wrote:
About the commons-rdf code itself: I only took a very brief look. As far as
I understand this is only supposed to be an API, hence there are no
implementation classes, right? One thing that caught my eye is
BlankNoreOrIRI... Is this defined as such in the standard? It just feels
wrong, and I'm seeing people doing:
if(term instanceof BlankNode)
BlankNode node = (BlankNode) term
else
IRI iri = (IRI) term
But as I said, I only too a very brief look and I don't know RDF too well.
Further more, where are the license headers in your files?!
Hi all,
It's a feature of the data format - we're putting a strictly typed
interface on a differently typed data model and dynamically downcasting
is fundamentally yukky.
A graph node (the first slot in a triple - triples being graph edges)
can be one of two different things.
Fixing RDF or fixing Java aren't options :-) so we're left with a
compromise.
Once upon a previous spec, it was a "Resource" (as in "Resource
Description Framework") but "Resource" is now a wider term and "(web)
resource in web architecture is used for various different things with
different nuances.
Andy
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