Hello friends,

At first, excuse me for my bad English (my native language is Portuguese). I
need do develop a web application for an e-learning project that needs to
generate a sequence of concepts from an OWL ontology.This concept sequence
will be further used as a basis to execute an SPARQL query to search for
resouces described in a RDF document (stored in an SDB triple store). The
resources are in the server file system as a set of learning objects. In
order to do this, I settled a SDB-Joseki system to serve as a SPARQL
endpoint to a SDB instalation. The sequence is to be generated using some
tools in OntTools package, specifically a shortest path method. I have
tested my code running it as an Java application. It worked fine.

Now I have to create a Web application. In order to do this, I considered
using a MVC architecture. My first try was to use a control servlet, and
javabeans to handle the logic of the application. I got no success, I am not
used to work with javabeans, but as far as I know, there is no way to read
the OWL file in order to be processed by javabeans. Am I right? Then I tried
using servlets with no success. So I got lost and couldn't figure out how
can  the OWL be read in order to be processed by web application. Does
anybody has some suggestion?

Thank you in advance.

-- 
Herli Menezes
*Per Astra ad aspera.*

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