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org.openrdf.sail.Sail

All known Subclasses:   org.openrdf.sail.helpers.SailBase,
Sail
public interface Sail (Code)
An interface for an RDF Storage And Inference Layer. RDF Sails can store RDF statements and evaluate queries over them. Statements can be stored in named contexts or in the null context. Contexts can be used to group sets of statements that logically belong together, for example because they come from the same source. Both URIs and bnodes can be used as context identifiers.
author:
   Arjohn Kampman




Method Summary
public  voidaddSailChangedListener(SailChangedListener listener)
     Adds the specified SailChangedListener to receive events when the data in this Sail object changes.
public  SailConnectiongetConnection()
     Opens a connection on the Sail which can be used to query and update data.
public  FilegetDataDir()
    
public  ValueFactorygetValueFactory()
     Gets a ValueFactory object that can be used to create URI-, blank node-, literal- and statement objects.
public  voidinitialize()
     Initializes the Sail.
public  booleanisWritable()
     Checks whether this Sail object is writable, i.e.
public  voidremoveSailChangedListener(SailChangedListener listener)
     Removes the specified SailChangedListener so that it no longer receives events from this Sail object.
public  voidsetDataDir(File dataDir)
    
public  voidshutDown()
     Shuts down the Sail, giving it the opportunity to synchronize any stale data.



Method Detail
addSailChangedListener
public void addSailChangedListener(SailChangedListener listener)(Code)
Adds the specified SailChangedListener to receive events when the data in this Sail object changes.



getConnection
public SailConnection getConnection() throws SailException(Code)
Opens a connection on the Sail which can be used to query and update data. Depending on how the implementation handles concurrent access, a call to this method might block when there is another open connection on this Sail.
throws:
  SailException - If no transaction could be started, for example because the Sailis not writable.



getDataDir
public File getDataDir()(Code)



getValueFactory
public ValueFactory getValueFactory()(Code)
Gets a ValueFactory object that can be used to create URI-, blank node-, literal- and statement objects. a ValueFactory object for this Sail object.



initialize
public void initialize() throws SailException(Code)
Initializes the Sail. Care should be taken that required initialization parameters have been set before this method is called. Please consult the specific Sail implementation for information about the relevant parameters.
throws:
  SailException - If the Sail could not be initialized.



isWritable
public boolean isWritable() throws SailException(Code)
Checks whether this Sail object is writable, i.e. if the data contained in this Sail object can be changed.



removeSailChangedListener
public void removeSailChangedListener(SailChangedListener listener)(Code)
Removes the specified SailChangedListener so that it no longer receives events from this Sail object.



setDataDir
public void setDataDir(File dataDir)(Code)



shutDown
public void shutDown() throws SailException(Code)
Shuts down the Sail, giving it the opportunity to synchronize any stale data. Care should be taken that all initialized Sails are being shut down before an application exits to avoid potential loss of data. Once shut down, a Sail can no longer be used until it is re-initialized.
throws:
  SailException - If the Sail object encountered an error or unexpected situationinternally.



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