This page contains links to the sources and
javadoc-generated references related to the
Ontology Middleware Module (OMM). Reference to the complete sources of Sesame/OMM could be
found here (incl. JavaDoc references), as well as examples demonstrating the various access methods (RMI, SAIL, Built-In use).
There is also a reference to the sources of a performance metrics example of the latter access methods,
including HTTP.
The resources listed on this page are Open Source,
unless different terms of use are explicitly stated.
The OMM is Open Source and its sources are distributed along with the sources of Sesame and are available online at SourceForge.net.
The built-in usage or integration with a front-end Java applications of OMM/Sesame is
explained in section 5 of the OMM System Documentation.
The source and javadoc of the SesameStartup class are available online(see below). The sources also include the class
builtin.BuiltInSesame which demonstrates the built-in usage through various examples.
(sources)
(javadoc)
RMI is supported as an alternative access method to Sesame.
A couple of interfaces and their according server side implementations
are used to provide an RMI access to Sesame,
and reside in
the com.ontotext.omm.rmi package. The entry point to Sesame
is FactoryInteface.
Its only method is used to gain access to the ServicesInterface
through which the rest of the Sesame services are available. RMI usage is explained in
section 6 of the OMM System Documentation.
Sources of a sample RMI client and javadoc of the ServcesInterface are available online (see below).
(RMI client sources)
(com.ontotext.omm.rmi.ServicesInterface)
The SOAP access to OMM/Sesame is explained in section 7 of the OMM System Documentation.
The sources of a sample SOAP client to Sesame are available online (see below). These sources contain also the class
soaptest.TestSoap demonstrating the SOAP usage through a variety of examples.
(SOAP client sources)
(SOAP Client javadoc)
This exmple contains metrics over RMI, SOAP, HTTP access, and Built-In use.
More performance comments could be found in section 8 of the
OMM System Documentation.
The sources provided could be also used as a combined example of all the available
access methods to Sesame/OMM.
(access metrics sources)