Hi Monika,
the SPIN API is designed to be driven in the same way that SPIN files
are driven - by declarations in RDF. In other words, the proper way of
defining SPIN functions is to edit them with an RDF editor (such as
TopBraid or a text editor) and then simply load the function definitions
into the module registry. This is shown in the
KennedysInferencingAndConstraintsExample via
// Register locally defined functions
SPINModuleRegistry.get().registerAll(ontModel, null);
then just use them in your SPARQL/SPIN queries. In the SPIN RDF syntax -
if you ever want to generate that programmatically, use the Jena API to
create the corresponding triples - a SPIN function call is simply an
instance of the function class.
You may want to clarify which parts of your application are statically
edited and which ones are dynamically produced for further advise.
Holger
On 7/20/2014 5:16, Monika Solanki wrote:
I am fairly new to SPIN and the SPIN API. I am looking for examples
that show how to create a user defined function using the SPIN API and
use it within a query that runs over a model. I am mostly aware of how
I could develop the second part, but I would like help on
programmatically creating the user defined function.
Many Thanks,
Monika
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