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openRDF.org Forum » Sesame & Rio: Open Discussion » Thread: pySesame2.py - python bindings for Sesame2 |
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Aug 5, 2007 10:34:29 PM
vanatteveldt Regular
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Dear all, I've started writing a python library for connecting with a Sesame2 database. The library is functional and python DB API (2) compliant, but is still limited in the Sesame functionality. Download pySesame2.py (BSD2 license) Currently, all you can do is extract all data as RDF/XML and execute a SeRQL query and retrieve the results as a table. Adding other stuff (other query result types, query languages, PUT and DELETE) should be quite simple but this was the functionality I needed so if nobody's asking it might be a while before I get down to adding more. All comments welcome! -- Wouter |
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Nov 9, 2007 7:47:46 PM
westpjc Visitor
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Thanks for you work here. I'm looking at this and a couple of other python sparql endpoint clients to include in RDFAlchemy I like the use of the binary response but mostly for the iterable which I can extend to genaric query results. Looks like I'll need a combo of your code and some other to get Sesame or Jena endpoints but only this will update the graph (again with some extensions) Questions: Is there more updated code than the link? Is this related to the original pysesame for 1.x? Does this code have a development area? -- Phil Cooper |
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