Vocabulary constants for the 'http://example.org/' namespace. It's a good idea to always create a vocabulary class such as this one when you program with RDF4J. It makes it far easier to reuse certain resources and properties in various places in your code.

RDF Tutorial example 01: Building a simple RDF Model using Eclipse RDF4J

RDF Tutorial example 02: Building a simple RDF Model using the RDF4J ModelBuilder

RDF Tutorial example 03: Datatyped literals

RDF Tutorial example 04: Language tags

RDF Tutorial example 05: Adding blank nodes to an RDF Model.

RDF Tutorial example 06: Writing an RDF model in RDF/XML syntax

RDF Tutorial example 07: Writing an RDF model in Turtle syntax

RDF Tutorial example 08: Reading a Turtle syntax file to create a Model

RDF Tutorial example 09: Reading a Turtle syntax file to create a Model

RDF Tutorial example 10: Getting all values of a property for a particular subject.

RDF Tutorial example 11: Getting a single property value for a particular subject. In this example, we show how you can get retrieve each artist's first name and print it.

RDF Tutorial example 12: Building a Model with named graphs

RDF Tutorial example 13: Adding an RDF Model to a database

RDF Tutorial example 14: Adding an RDF file directly to the database

RDF Tutorial example 15: executing a simple SPARQL query on the database

RDF Tutorial example 16: executing a SPARQL CONSTRUCT query on the database

RDF Tutorial example K01: Implementing a function for SPARQL queries

RDF Tutorial example K02: Using the Query Builder as a DSL

An example custom SPARQL function that detects palindromes