PoolParty RDF Import & Export
PoolParty RDF Import & Export
PoolParty offers the ability to import and export data in all common RDF serializations on every level of the hierarchy.
PoolParty covers the most common notations for representing RDF data. The following table gives an overview of the available formats and their capabilities:
Name | Description | NG* | NS** |
|---|---|---|---|
XML serialization for RDF graphs. (Default) |  | ||
Binary format for publishing and exchanging RDF data. | |||
Plain text format for encoding RDF graphs subset of N3. | |||
Plain text format for encoding RDF graphs subset of N3. | | ||
N3 (Notation 3) | Plain text format for encoding RDF graphs that is more compact and human-readable. | | |
Plain text format for encoding RDF in a form compatible with the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). | |||
Plain text format for encoding RDF and Linked Datain JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). | |||
XML serialization for RDF graphs adding the possibility to include named graphs. | | ||
Plain text format for encoding RDF graphs based on Turtle adding the possibility to include name graphs. | | | |
Line-based RDF syntax with a similar to N-Triples allowing multiple graphs | | ||
MultiThes | Plain text format. |
* Supports named graphs
** Supports namespaces in the export file