afs commented on issue #2020:
URL: https://github.com/apache/jena/issues/2020#issuecomment-1772408873
`LiteralLabel.valueMode` should be "lazy" but as the comment says, further
work is needed on the test suite. Looks like it got left in "safe" mode.
The idea is that if the value isn't needed it isn't calculated. This happens
on the parser path including database loading.
Model API use passing in a value is "eager" by nature. #2050.
`JenaParameters#enableEagerLiteralValidation` is only controlling whether
exceptions are thrown or ill-formed literals are allowed. It ought to be be
removed and the default behaviour (false) be the only behaviour.
In RDF 1.0, the position of the standard was more that ill-formed literals
made everything illegal. But that means a processor must have an understanding
of all datatypes including custom ones.
In RDF 1.1, ill-formed literals are treated as local errors. They cause
parser warnings.
Generally, I think `JenaParameters` should go away -- #2049.
I don't have much faith in running with non-default settings.
The OWL related flag can move to somewhere in OntModel code. Ditto the Inf
related one.
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