Mavenized D2RQ

This has been done:

• Cloned the d2rq repo as a bare repo with git clone --mirror https://github.com:d2rq/d2rq.git

• Stripped the cloned d2rq repository history of jar files

  java -jar ../../Downloads/bfg-1.12.8.jar --delete-files "*.jar" d2rq.git cd d2rq.git git reflog expire --expire=now --all && git gc --prune=now --aggressive

• Cloned the stripped bare repo, checked out the most current branch, and removed the origin

  cd .. git clone d2rq.git d2rq-maven cd d2rq-maven git checkout d2rq2016 git remote remove origin

• Moved the contents of src/ to src/main/java (with history preserved)

• Moved the contents of test/ to src/test/java (with history preserved)

• Removed the eclipse project files

• Added a pom.xml file with all of the dependencies I could find, in the exact same version as the stripped jar files

• Pushed the repository to a new github repository, http://github.com/steinarb/d2rq-maven

To build this project with maven

The joseki-3.4.4.jar dependency couldn't be satisfied on maven central. To avoid "polluting" this repository with a jar (all binaries checked into a git repository, are part of all future clones of the repository), I put the joseki into a separate git repository. Therefore, the initial checkout and build of this project, is doing the following commands:

git clone https://github.com/steinarb/d2rq-maven-dependencies.git
cd d2rq-maven-dependencies
mvn clean install
cd ..
git clone https://github.com/steinarb/d2rq-maven.git
cd d2rq-maven
mvn clean install

D2RQ – A Database to RDF Mapper

D2RQ exposes the contents of relational databases as RDF. It consists of:

• The D2RQ Mapping Language. Use it to write mappings between database tables and RDF vocabularies or OWL ontologies.
• The D2RQ Engine, a SPARQL-to-SQL rewriter that can evaluate SPARQL queries over your mapped database. It extends ARQ, the query engine that is part of Apache Jena.
• D2R Server, a web application that provides access to the database via the SPARQL Protocol, as Linked Data, and via a simple HTML interface.

Homepage and Documentation

Learn more about D2RQ at its homepage: http://d2rq.org/

License

Apache License, Version 2.0

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html

Contact, feedback, discussion

The project's mailing list is here: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/d2rq-map-devel

Also check the open issues here on GitHub for feature/bug discussion.

Building from source

Prerequisites

You need some tools in order to be able to build D2RQ. Depending on your operating system, they may or may not be already installed.

• git, for forking the source code repository from GitHub. Run git on the command line to see if it's there.
• Java JDK v5 or later, for compiling Java sources. Run java -version and javac on the command line to see if it's there.
• Apache Ant, for building D2RQ. Run ant on the command line to see if it's there.

Getting the source

Get the code by forking the GitHub repository and cloning your fork, or directly clone the main repository:

git clone [email protected]:d2rq/d2rq.git

Doing Ant builds

D2RQ uses Apache Ant as its build system. You can run ant -p from the project's main directory to get an overview of available targets:

To run the D2RQ tools, you need to do at least ant jar.

ant all	Generate distribution files in zip and tar.gz formats
ant clean	Deletes all generated artefacts
ant compile	Compile project classes
ant compile.tests	Compile test classes
ant jar	Generate project jar file
ant javadoc	Generate Javadoc API documentation
ant tar	Generate distribution file in tar.gz format
ant test	Run tests
ant vocab.config	Regenerate Config vocabulary files from Turtle source
ant vocab.d2rq	Regenerate D2RQ vocabulary files from Turtle source
ant war	Generate war archive for deployment in servlet container
ant zip	Generate distribution file in zip format

Running D2RQ

After building with ant jar, you can test-run the various components. Let's assume you have a MySQL database called mydb on your machine.

Generating a default mapping file

./generate-mapping -u root -o mydb.ttl jdbc:mysql:///mydb

This generates a mapping file mydb.ttl for your database.

Dumping the database

./dump-rdf -m mydb.ttl -o dump.nt

This creates dump.nt, a dump containing the mapped RDF in N-Triples format.

Running D2R Server

./d2r-server mydb.ttl

This starts up a server at http://localhost:2020/

Deploying D2R Server into a servlet container

Edit /webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml to point the configFile parameter to the location of your mapping file.

Build a war file with ant war.

Deploy the war file, e.g., by copying it into the servlet container's webapps directory.

Running the unit tests

The unit tests can be executed with ant test.

Some unit tests rely on MySQL being present, and require that two databases are created:

1. A database called iswc that contains the data from /doc/example/iswc-mysql.sql:

   echo "CREATE DATABASE iswc" | mysql -u root mysql -u root iswc < doc/example/iswc-mysql.sql

2. An empty database called D2RQ_TEST.