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= Sesame to RDF4J Migration Guide
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== Sesame to RDF4J Migration Guide
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Eclipse RDF4J is the successor of the OpenRDF Sesame project. The RDF4J framework and tools offer the same functionality, and will continue to be maintained and improved by the same team of developers as Sesame was, under Eclipse stewardship. For any users who wish to migrate their existing projects from Sesame to RDF4J (and we certainly urge you to do so quickly), here’s an overview of what has changed.
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= The RDF Model API
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The RDF Model API is the core of the RDF4J framework. It provides the basic building blocks for manipulating RDF data in Java. In this chapter, we introduce these basic building blocks and show some example on hot to use them.
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