Warning: This document is for an old version of RDFox. The latest version is 7.2.

Table of Contents

Contents:

• 1. Introduction
  • 1.1. How to Read this Documentation
• 2. RDFox Features and Requirements
  • 2.1. RDFox Features
  • 2.2. Available Modes
  • 2.3. Software Archive
  • 2.4. System Requirements
• 3. Getting Started
  • 3.1. Setup
  • 3.2. Getting Started with the Shell
  • 3.3. Getting Started with the REST API
  • 3.4. Getting Started with the Web Console
• 4. Querying RDFox
  • 4.1. SPARQL 1.1 Support
  • 4.2. RDFox Proprietary Extensions
  • 4.3. Monitoring Query Execution
• 5. Reasoning in RDFox
  • 5.1. Rule Languages
  • 5.2. Materialization-based Reasoning
  • 5.3. Restrictions on Rule Sets
  • 5.4. The Rule Language of RDFox
  • 5.5. Common Uses of Rules in Practice
  • 5.6. OWL 2 Support in RDFox
  • 5.7. Explaining Reasoning Results
  • 5.8. Monitoring Reasoning in RDFox
  • 5.9. Querying the Explicitly given Data
• 6. How Information is Structured in RDFox
  • 6.1. Servers
  • 6.2. Data Stores
  • 6.3. OWL 2 Axioms
  • 6.4. Rules
  • 6.5. Tuple Tables
  • 6.6. Data Sources
• 7. Transactions in RDFox
  • 7.1. Types of Transactions
  • 7.2. Concurrent Execution of Transactions
  • 7.3. Persistence on Disk
• 8. Programmatic Access to RDFox
  • 8.1. Basics of the Java API
  • 8.2. Basics of the RESTful API
  • 8.3. Managing Servers
  • 8.4. Managing Data Stores
  • 8.5. Managing Data Sources
  • 8.6. Managing Tuple Tables
  • 8.7. Working with Facts, Rules, and Queries
  • 8.8. Managing Transactions
  • 8.9. Supported Formats and Their MIME Types
  • 8.10. Evaluating Queries
  • 8.11. Cursors
• 9. Access Control
  • 9.1. Key Concepts
  • 9.2. Securing an RDFox Server
  • 9.3. Examples
• 10. Shell Commands and Variables
  • 10.1. Shell Commands
  • 10.2. Shell Variables
• 11. Release Notes
  • 11.1. Experimental features
  • 11.2. Releases
• 12. Acknowledgements
  • 12.1. Linenoise Next Generation
  • 12.2. OpenSSL Toolkit
  • 12.3. PCRE2
  • 12.4. RDFox Console dependencies
• 13. Javadoc