Check out the demo and documentation at https://xtriples.lod.academy
With this webservice you can crawl XML repositories and extract RDF statements using a simple configuration based on XPATH expressions.
This repository contains the source code of the XTriples webservice.
The webservice is distributed as a single .xar file, which can be installed into an eXist-db instance via the package manager.
You can download the latest version from GitHub: https://github.com/digicademy/xtriples/releases/latest
Read the documentation on how to setup your own instance of XTriples: http://xtriples.lod.academy/documentation.html#setup
To build the .xar yourself, you need to have Apache Ant installed. Alternatively you can use the Ant version which comes with eXist-db (call build.sh/build.bat from the eXist-db directory).
Clone this repository to a local directory:
git clone https://github.com/digicademy/xtriples.git xtriples
Change into the created directory and call
ant
This should create a .xar file in the build directory.
This software is published under the terms of the MIT license.
Copyright 2015-2019, Torsten Schrade
Copyright 2015-2019, Academy of Sciences and Literature | Mainz
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