import a CSV and semantize it

[jmvanel]

Use Any23 from Apache.org .
Any23 works well in command line.

[jmvanel]

Alas Any23 is built on top of Sesame (paradox for an Apache project ! );
that would create too many dependencies.

Besides, the class doing the CSV import is < 300 lines:
core/src/main/java/org/apache/any23/extractor/csv/CSVExtractor.java
and it does not implement column names like foaf:name .

So I prefer to re-implement the CSV import of Any23 in Scala with Banana,
as a new SBT project .

[jmvanel]

FYI Sesame ( aka openrdf ). is an Rdf Java infrastructure and database, juste like Apache Jena . Currently sf uses Jena, but not directly but through thé Banana wrapper.
Si thé goal is not develop for Jena API nor Sesame API, but to develop on top of Banana.

[jmvanel]

We now have a batch loader here:

CSVImporterApp.scala

The plan is to reuse it with an upload form and an input field for the named graph to populate.

In a next step, the Lucene index could be used to help user select an RDF property corresponding to a word in CSV header line.

[jmvanel]

batch loader CSVImporterApp.scala derived from Any23 with enhancements is OK.
For the UI it is
UI to import tabular data UI
#77 opened on 2 May by jmvanel