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Currently, binding RDF Types to RDFBeans Java classes are performed by a built-in procedure based on adding special triples to the underlying RDF model. There are scenarios when the user may want to change the way it works:
To have better control over the implementation: i.e. specify another Repository and/or context for binding data
To implement a custom strategy (like static binding)
There should be a pluggable mechanism for Java class binding, similar to the one we have for datatypes (DatatypeMapper).
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Since I was just thinking about this, something similar to @XMLSeeAlso might be sensible to have, such that bindings for applicable classes can be discovered. That is, without rolling out a larger pluggable mechanism.
In general it might make sense to have a closer look at JAXB, which does quite a few things similar to RDFBeans.
Currently, binding RDF Types to RDFBeans Java classes are performed by a built-in procedure based on adding special triples to the underlying RDF model. There are scenarios when the user may want to change the way it works:
There should be a pluggable mechanism for Java class binding, similar to the one we have for datatypes (
DatatypeMapper
).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: