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$Id: ModelFactory.java,v 1.54 2008/01/02 12:05:48 andy_seaborne Exp $
*/
package com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model;
import java.util.Set;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.assembler.Assembler;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.assembler.AssemblerHelp;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.db.*;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.db.impl.GraphRDBMaker;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.graph.Factory;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.graph.Graph;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.graph.compose.Union;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.graph.impl.FileGraphMaker;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.graph.impl.SimpleGraphMaker;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.ontology.*;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.ontology.impl.OntModelImpl;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.impl.*;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.reasoner.*;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.shared.PrefixMapping;
import com.hp.hpl.jena.shared.ReificationStyle;
/**
ModelFactory provides methods for creating standard kinds of Model.
(ModelFactoryBase is helper functions for it).
*/
public class ModelFactory extends ModelFactoryBase
{
/**
No-one can make instances of this.
*/
private ModelFactory()
{}
/**
The standard reification style; quadlets contribute to reified statements,
and are visible to listStatements().
*/
public static final ReificationStyle Standard = ReificationStyle.Standard;
/**
The convenient reification style; quadlets contribute to reified statements,
but are invisible to listStatements().
*/
public static final ReificationStyle Convenient = ReificationStyle.Convenient;
/**
The minimal reification style; quadlets do not contribute to reified statements,
and are visible to listStatements().
*/
public static final ReificationStyle Minimal = ReificationStyle.Minimal;
/**
Each Model created by ModelFactory has a default set of prefix mappings.
These mappings are copied from a (static) default PrefixMapping which is
set by setDefaultModelPrefixes. It is the reference to a PrefixMapping that
is retained, not a copy of it, so a user may set the defaults with this method
and continue to modify it; the modifications will appear in the next model to
be created.
<p>
When a Model is created from an existing Graph, the prefixes of that Graph
are not disturbed; only ones not present in the Graph are added.
@param pm the default prefixes to use
@return the previous default prefix mapping
*/
public static PrefixMapping setDefaultModelPrefixes( PrefixMapping pm )
{ return ModelCom.setDefaultModelPrefixes( pm ); }
/**
Answer the current default model prefixes PrefixMapping object.
*/
public static PrefixMapping getDefaultModelPrefixes()
{ return ModelCom.getDefaultModelPrefixes(); }
/**
Answer a Model constructed from the single resource in
<code>singleRoot</code> of type <code>ja:Model</code>.
See the Assembler howto (doc/assembler/assembler-howto.html)
for documentation of Assembler descriptions. See also
<code>findAssemblerRoots</code> to find the set of possible
roots in a description, and <code>assemblerModelFrom(Resource)</code>
for assembling a model from its single description.
*/
public static Model assembleModelFrom( Model singleRoot )
{ return assembleModelFrom( AssemblerHelp.singleModelRoot( singleRoot ) ); }
/**
Answer a Set of resources present in <code>m</code> that are
explicitly or implicitly of type ja:Object, ie, suitable as roots for
<code>assemblerModelFrom</code>. Note that the resource
objects returned need <i>not</i> have <code>m</code> as
their <code>getModel()</code> - they may be members of an
extended constructed model.
*/
public static Set findAssemblerRoots( Model m )
{ return AssemblerHelp.findAssemblerRoots( m ); }
/**
Answer a Model as described the the Assembler specification rooted
at the Resource <code>root</code> in its Model. <code>Resource</code>
must be of rdf:type <code>ja:Object</code>, where <code>ja</code>
is the prefix of Jena Assembler objects.
*/
public static Model assembleModelFrom( Resource root )
{ return Assembler.general.openModel( root ); }
/**
Answer a fresh Model with the default specification and Standard reification style
[reification triples contribute to ReifiedStatements, and are visible to listStatements,
etc].
*/
public static Model createDefaultModel()
{ return createDefaultModel( Standard ); }
/**
Answer a new memory-based model with the given reification style
*/
public static Model createDefaultModel( ReificationStyle style )
{ return new ModelCom( Factory.createGraphMem( style ) ); }
/**
Answer a read-only Model with all the statements of this Model and any
statements "hidden" by reification. That model is dynamic, ie
any changes this model will be reflected that one.
*/
public static Model withHiddenStatements( Model m )
{ return ModelReifier.withHiddenStatements( m ); }
/**
construct a new memory-based model that does not capture reification triples
(but still handles reifyAs() and .as(ReifiedStatement).
*/
public static Model createNonreifyingModel()
{ return createDefaultModel( Minimal ); }
/**
Answer a model that encapsulates the given graph. Existing prefixes are
undisturbed.
@param g A graph structure
@return A model presenting an API view of graph g
*/
public static Model createModelForGraph( Graph g ) {
return new ModelCom( g );
}
/**
Answer a ModelMaker that constructs memory-based Models that
are backed by files in the root directory. The Model is loaded from the
file when it is opened, and when the Model is closed it is written back.
The model is given the Standard reification style.
@param root the name of the directory in which the backing files are held
@return a ModelMaker linked to the files in the root
*/
public static ModelMaker createFileModelMaker( String root )
{ return createFileModelMaker( root, Standard ); }
/**
Answer a ModelMaker that constructs memory-based Models that
are backed by files in the root directory. The Model is loaded from the
file when it is opened, and when the Model is closed it is written back.
@param root the name of the directory in which the backing files are held
@param style the desired reification style
@return a ModelMaker linked to the files in the root
*/
public static ModelMaker createFileModelMaker( String root, ReificationStyle style )
{ return new ModelMakerImpl( new FileGraphMaker( root, style ) ); }
/**
Answer a ModelMaker that constructs memory-based Models that do
not persist past JVM termination. The model has the Standard reification
style.
@return a ModelMaker that constructs memory-based models
*/
public static ModelMaker createMemModelMaker()
{ return createMemModelMaker( Standard ); }
/**
Answer a ModelMaker that constructs memory-based Models that do
not persist past JVM termination, with the given reification style.
@param style the reification style for the model
@return a ModelMaker that constructs memory-based models
*/
public static ModelMaker createMemModelMaker( ReificationStyle style )
{ return new ModelMakerImpl( new SimpleGraphMaker( style ) ); }
/**
Answer a ModelMaker that accesses database-backed Models on
the database at the other end of the connection c with the usual
Standard reification style.
@param c a connection to the database holding the models
@return a ModelMaker whose Models are held in the database at c
*/
public static ModelMaker createModelRDBMaker( IDBConnection c )
{ return createModelRDBMaker( c, Standard ); }
/**
Answer a ModelMaker that accesses database-backed Models on
the database at the other end of the connection c with the given
reification style.
@param c a connection to the database holding the models
@param style the desired reification style
@return a ModelMaker whose Models are held in the database at c
*/
public static ModelMaker createModelRDBMaker
( IDBConnection c, ReificationStyle style )
{ return new ModelRDBMaker( new GraphRDBMaker( c, style ) ); }
static class ModelRDBMaker extends ModelMakerImpl implements ModelMaker
{
public ModelRDBMaker( GraphRDBMaker gm ) { super( gm ); }
public Model makeModel( Graph graphRDB )
{ return new ModelRDB( (GraphRDB) graphRDB ); }
}
/**
Answer a plain IDBConnection to a database with the given URL, with
the given user having the given password. For more complex ways of
forming a connection, see the DBConnection documentation.
@param url the URL of the database
@param user the user name to use to access the database
@param password the password to use. WARNING: open text.
@param dbType the databate type: currently, "Oracle" or "MySQL".
@return the connection
@exception quite possibly
*/
public static IDBConnection createSimpleRDBConnection
( String url, String user, String password, String dbType )
{ return new DBConnection( url, user, password, dbType ); }
/**
Answer a plain IDBConnection to a database, with the arguments implicitly
supplied by system properties:
<p>
The database URL - jena.db.url
<br>The user - jena.db.user, or fails back to "test"
<br>The password - jena.db.password, or fails back to ""
<br>The db type - jena.db.type, or guessed from the URL
*/
public static IDBConnection createSimpleRDBConnection()
{
return createSimpleRDBConnection
( guessDBURL(), guessDBUser(), guessDBPassword(), guessDBType() );
}
/**
* Return a Model through which all the RDFS entailments
* derivable from the given model are accessible. Some work is done
* when the inferenced model is created but each query will also trigger some
* additional inference work.
*
* @param model the Model containing both instance data and schema assertions to be inferenced over
*/
public static InfModel createRDFSModel(Model model) {
Reasoner reasoner = ReasonerRegistry.getRDFSReasoner();
InfGraph graph = reasoner.bind( model.getGraph() );
return new InfModelImpl( graph );
}
/**
* Return a Model through which all the RDFS entailments
* derivable from the given data and schema models are accessible.
* There is no strict requirement to separate schema and instance data between the two
* arguments.
*
* @param model a Model containing instance data assertions
* @param schema a Model containing RDFS schema data
*/
public static InfModel createRDFSModel( Model schema, Model model ) {
Reasoner reasoner = ReasonerRegistry.getRDFSReasoner();
InfGraph graph = reasoner.bindSchema(schema.getGraph()).bind(model.getGraph());
return new InfModelImpl( graph );
}
/**
* Build an inferred model by attaching the given RDF model to the given reasoner.
*
* @param reasoner the reasoner to use to process the data
* @param model the Model containing both instance data and schema assertions to be inferenced over
*/
public static InfModel createInfModel( Reasoner reasoner, Model model ) {
InfGraph graph = reasoner.bind(model.getGraph());
return new InfModelImpl(graph);
}
/**
* Build an inferred model by attaching the given RDF model to the given reasoner.
* This form of the call allows two data sets to be merged and reasoned over -
* conventionally one contains schema data and one instance data but this is not
* a formal requirement.
*
* @param reasoner the reasoner to use to process the data
* @param schema a Model containing RDFS schema data
* @param model a Model containing instance data assertions
*/
public static InfModel createInfModel(Reasoner reasoner, Model schema, Model model) {
InfGraph graph = reasoner.bindSchema(schema.getGraph()).bind(model.getGraph());
return new InfModelImpl( graph );
}
/**
* Build an inference model from an InfGraph. Graphs and InfGraphs
* are internal implementation level objects rather than normal user
* objects so this method should only be used if you are sure this is
* what you need.
* @param g and inference graph
* @return the same graph wrapped up as an InfModel
*/
public static InfModel createInfModel(InfGraph g) {
return new InfModelImpl(g);
}
/**
* <p>
* Answer a new ontology model which will process in-memory models of
* ontologies expressed the default ontology language (OWL).
* The default document manager
* will be used to load the ontology's included documents.
* </p>
* <p><strong>Note:</strong>The default model chosen for OWL, RDFS and DAML+OIL
* includes a weak reasoner that includes some entailments (such as
* transitive closure on the sub-class and sub-property hierarchies). Users
* who want either no inference at all, or alternatively
* more complete reasoning, should use
* one of the other <code>createOntologyModel</code> methods that allow the
* preferred OntModel specification to be stated.</p>
* @return A new ontology model
* @see OntModelSpec#getDefaultSpec
* @see #createOntologyModel(OntModelSpec, Model)
*/
public static OntModel createOntologyModel() {
return createOntologyModel( ProfileRegistry.OWL_LANG );
}
/**
* <p>
* Answer a new ontology model which will process in-memory models of
* ontologies in the given language.
* The default document manager
* will be used to load the ontology's included documents.
* </p>
*
* @param languageURI The URI specifying the ontology language we want to process
* @return A new ontology model
* @see OntModelSpec#getDefaultSpec
*/
public static OntModel createOntologyModel( String languageURI ) {
return createOntologyModel( OntModelSpec.getDefaultSpec( languageURI ), null );
}
/**
* <p>
* Answer a new ontology model which will process in-memory models of
* ontologies expressed the default ontology language (OWL).
* The default document manager
* will be used to load the ontology's included documents.
* </p>
*
* @param spec An ontology model specification that defines the language and reasoner to use
* @param maker A model maker that is used to get the initial store for the ontology (unless
* the base model is given),
* and create addtional stores for the models in the imports closure
* @param base The base model, which contains the contents of the ontology to be processed
* @return A new ontology model
* @see OntModelSpec
*/
public static OntModel createOntologyModel( OntModelSpec spec, ModelMaker maker, Model base ) {
OntModelSpec _spec = new OntModelSpec( spec );
_spec.setImportModelMaker( maker );
return createOntologyModel( _spec, base );
}
/**
* <p>
* Answer a new ontology model, constructed according to the given ontology model specification,
* and starting with the ontology data in the given model.
* </p>
*
* @param spec An ontology model specification object, that will be used to construct the ontology
* model with different options of ontology language, reasoner, document manager and storage model
* @param base An existing model to treat as an ontology model, or null.
* @return A new ontology model
* @see OntModelSpec
*/
public static OntModel createOntologyModel( OntModelSpec spec, Model base ) {
return new OntModelImpl( spec, base );
}
/**
* Answer a new ontology model constructed according to the specification, which includes
* a ModelMaker which will create the necessary base model.
*/
public static OntModel createOntologyModel( OntModelSpec spec )
{ return new OntModelImpl( spec ); }
/**
Answer a new model that is the dynamic union of two other models. By
<i>dynamic union</i>, we mean that changes to either <code>m1</code>
or <code>m2</code> will be reflected in the result model, and
<i>vice versa</i>: specifically, additions to and removals from the union
will be implemented as operations on <code>m1</code>
<strong>only</strong>. See also the behaviour of OntModel
and the MultiUnion class.
<p>
<code>createUnion</code> only creates two-element unions.
*/
public static Model createUnion(Model m1, Model m2)
{ return createModelForGraph( new Union( m1.getGraph(), m2.getGraph() ) ); }
}
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