Jena Sesame Model

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Last Update: 2013-03-13

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Jena and Sesame are two most popular RDF triple stores. Jena Sesame Model (JSM) bridges the gap from Jena to Sesame. JSM conforms to the Jena Model API. Internally, it operates on a Sesame local repository.

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