Aklakan commented on code in PR #3480:
URL: https://github.com/apache/jena/pull/3480#discussion_r2396283778
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jena-geosparql/src/main/java/org/apache/jena/geosparql/geo/topological/GenericPropertyFunction.java:
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@@ -189,18 +183,7 @@ private QueryIterator findAll(Graph graph, Node boundNode,
Node unboundNode, Bin
}
private static ExtendedIterator<Triple> findSpatialTriples(Graph graph) {
- ExtendedIterator<Triple> spatialTriples;
- if (graph.contains(null, RDF.type.asNode(), Geo.SPATIAL_OBJECT_NODE)) {
- spatialTriples = graph.find(null, RDF.type.asNode(),
Geo.SPATIAL_OBJECT_NODE);
- } else if (graph.contains(null, RDF.type.asNode(), Geo.FEATURE_NODE)
|| graph.contains(null, RDF.type.asNode(), Geo.GEOMETRY_NODE)) {
- ExtendedIterator<Triple> featureTriples = graph.find(null,
RDF.type.asNode(), Geo.FEATURE_NODE);
- ExtendedIterator<Triple> geometryTriples = graph.find(null,
RDF.type.asNode(), Geo.GEOMETRY_NODE);
- spatialTriples = featureTriples.andThen(geometryTriples);
- } else {
- //Check for Geo Predicate Features in the Graph if no
GeometryLiterals found.
- spatialTriples = graph.find(null, SpatialExtension.GEO_LAT_NODE,
null);
- }
- return spatialTriples;
+ return SpatialObjectAccess.findSpatialTriplesByProperties(graph, null);
}
Review Comment:
TLDR: Probably the lookup strategy should become a config option for the
time being.
The code above is quite some opinionated/reasoning-centric logic - e.g. the
presence of a single `foo a SpatialObject` triple would mean that all
non-SpatialObject-resources of e.g. type `Geometry` would be ignored. Also, as
reported in the issue, geometry resources with e.g. a WKT serialization but
without the `Geometry` type are also ignored here.
My alternative implementation concats several iterators and adds filters
that drop duplicates, but for fully materialized datasets this is
performance-wise also far from ideal. Merge-scans of sorted iterators would
help greatly here to efficiently iterate large amounts of resources that have
co-occurrent properties, such as `geo:hasDefaultGeometry` and `geo:hasGeometry`
- but we don't have them. AFAIK the TDB2 internals would be capable of this but
not the general Graph API.
The `DatasetGraphRDFS` wrapper implementation doesn't solve this. In an
ideal world, data access could go uniformly through an (virtual) RDFS reasoning
layer - i.e. in the code above `?s a geo:SpatialObject` would be sufficient.
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