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Some trailing commit I still needed to push. Note that this is the last Jena version we can support without having to change the rdfhdt library. Jena 3 introduces breaking package changes
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Very cool. Maybe we should consider changing the rdfhdt library in time (for JSON-LD support etc.).
I wonder if we can bring the Java server more closer in functionality to the JavaScript server. Preferably without too much duplication. Would be awesome if we could reuse the templating mechanism. Maybe there is room for that with Java 8 and Nashhorn.
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I was thinking exactly the same thing, also on the templates. I was already looking around, but no straightforward EJS library for java. Using JSP would be rather easy though, but let's try Nashhorn first.