Hello, in order to use the GraphMem2 graphs in Jena 4.9, we are planning to switch to "literal term equality" in our projects.
Currently we are discussing the following two approaches: 1. simple RDF standard compatibility. We treat object literal nodes like any other node. The term representation is always preserved, and users of our API only need to know the RDF standards. Anyone inserting "true"^^boolean needs to know that this is not the same (term) as "1"^^boolean. 2. uniform value representations All incoming data is canonicalised / normalised. Users of our API just need to know that if they enter "1"^^boolean, they will get back "true"^^boolean. Should or can we use some of the classes in the jena project for this purpose? (like org.apache.jena.riot.process.normalize.CanonicalizeLiteral, *.NormalizeValue and/or *.NormalizeValue2) Do you have any opinion on the two approaches? Regards Arne
