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dotNetRDF - Semantic Web/RDF Library for C#/.Net

dotNetRDF - Semantic Web/RDF Library for C#/.Net
Home > dotNetRDF Home Versions: English View Printer Friendly Version Introduction The aim of the dotNetRDF Project is to create an Open Source .Net Library using the latest versions of the .Net Framework to provide a powerful and easy to use API for working with RDF. We are not aiming to create a full blown Triplestore in .Net but merely to provide an effective way for working with reasonable amounts of RDF. We provide support for various different backing Stores in the Library as well as an API which allows arbitrary Stores to be plugged into the library. Currently we support the following Stores plus simple SQL based stores with SQL Server/MySQL: AllegroGraph 4store Joseki Sesame SPARQL Uniform HTTP Protocol for RDF Graph Management compliant stores Talis Platform Virtuoso dotNetRDF is being developed primarily by myself - Rob Vesse - as part of my PhD work but is also a project on SourceForge (SourceForge Project Page) and any help would be appreciated, please see the Contributions page for more detail. Downloading You can Download dotNetRDF to just get the compiled library or you can Download dotNetRDF Source to get the full source. Or take a look at the dotNetRDF SVN Repository if you'd like to get the latest source code. Requirements dotNetRDF requires both the Microsoft.Net Framework 3.5 SP1 and the following 3rd party libraries: MySQL Connector.Net 6.0.3 available from the MySQL Developer site. JSON.Net available from Codeplex Virtuoso ADO.Net Provider available from the Virtuoso Wiki HtmlAgilityPack from Codeplex The relevant libraries are included in the release packages so you should be able to use the library without needing to obtain these libraries yourself. More Information If you're a developer who wants to use dotNetRDF then you should check out the following pages: User Guide for dotNetRDF Informal API and the formal Intellisense API Known Issues Please take a look at the following for more detail on the Project: Project Outline Project Status Project Roadmap Making Contributions to the Project
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