Hi all, We want to use Java POJOs reflecting RDF data, and be able to convert them to RDF back and forth. Our preference is to design OWL-first, using Protege, but we want to consider designing from Java annotations if that gives us the possibility to round-trip the conversion. Protege is able to generate POJOs from an existing ontology, but it seems hard to map this data to a Jena triple store, other than by serializing it to RDF/XML or Turtle first. Next, we want to be able to get the same POJOs out of Jena when we query it.
Some of these requirements are covered by jenabean (https://code.google.com/p/jenabean/), but there are some drawbacks: * The project has not seen any modifications for 2.5 years, meaning it's either dormant or dead. * Designing the ontology needs to be done in the POJO, meaning we can't use Protege for that I would love to hear your experiences if you tried something similar and what works best for you. Thanks, Jeroen
