StardogConnector Methods

Adds Stardog specific request headers.

Helper method which applies standard request options to the request, these currently include proxy settings and HTTP timeout.

Begins a new Transaction.

Begins a new Transaction.

Begins a transaction asynchronously.

Start a transaction.

Clears any in-use credentials so subsequent requests will not use a proxy server.

Clears the in-use proxy credentials so subsequent requests still use the proxy server but without credentials.

Commits the active Transaction.

Commits a transaction asynchronously.

Commit an open transaction.

Helper method for creating HTTP Requests to the Store.

Deletes a Graph from the Stardog store.

Deletes a Graph from the Stardog store.

Deletes a Graph from the Store.

Deletes a Graph from the Store.

Helper method for doing async delete operations, callers just need to provide an appropriately prepared HTTP request.

Delete a graph as part of an open transaction.

Disposes of the Connector.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Serves as the default hash function.

Get the query string parameter that specifies the current reasoning mode.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Gets the list of Graphs in the Stardog store.

Lists the Graphs in the Store asynchronously.

Loads a Graph from the Store.

Loads a Graph from the Store.

Loads a Graph from the Store.

Loads a Graph from the Store.

Loads a Graph from the Store asynchronously.

Loads a Graph from the Store asynchronously.

Loads a Graph from the Store asynchronously.

Loads a Graph from the Store asynchronously.

Helper method for doing async load operations, callers just need to provide an appropriately prepared HTTP request.

Helper method for doing async operations where a sequence of HTTP requests must be run.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Makes a SPARQL Query against the underlying Store using whatever reasoning mode is currently in-use.

Makes a SPARQL Query against the underlying Store using whatever reasoning mode is currently in-use, the reasoning can be set by query.

Queries the store asynchronously.

Makes a SPARQL Query against the underlying Store using whatever reasoning mode is currently in-use processing the results using an appropriate handler from those provided.

Makes a SPARQL Query against the underlying Store using whatever reasoning mode is currently in-use processing the results using an appropriate handler from those provided, the reasoning can be set by query.

Queries the store asynchronously.

Rolls back the active Transaction.

Rolls back a transaction asynchronously.

Rollback an open transaction.

Saves a Graph into the Store (see remarks for notes on merge/overwrite behaviour).

Saves a Graph to the Store asynchronously.

Saves a Graph to the Store asynchronously.

Helper method for doing async save operations, callers just need to provide an appropriately perpared HTTP requests and a RDF writer which will be used to write the data to the request body.

Save a graph to the database asynchronously within the context of an open transaction.

Serializes the connection's configuration.

Helper method which adds standard configuration information (proxy and timeout settings) to serialized configuration.

Sets a Proxy Server to be used.

Sets a Proxy Server to be used.

Sets Credentials to be used for Proxy Server.

Sets Credentials to be used for Proxy Server.

Gets a String which gives details of the Connection.

Executes a SPARQL Update against the Stardog store.

Executes a SPARQL Update against the Stardog store.

Updates a Graph in the Stardog store.

Updates a Graph in the Stardog Store.

Updates a Graph in the Store asynchronously.

Updates a Graph in the Store asychronously.

Apply an update to a graph.

Helper method for doing async update operations, callers just need to provide an appropriately prepared HTTP request and a RDF writer which will be used to write the data to the request body.

Apply an update to a graph as part of a transaction.