1.  Open source RDF framework in Java.  Supports RDF Schema inferencing and querying.  Supports SPARQL 1.1 query, update, federated query

3.  Sesame Console  Workbench  Repository API

4.  Commands end with ‘.’  To get overview of the available commands type: help.  To get help for a specific command, type ‘help command.’

5.  Memory – memory based RDF repository  Native – on-disk data structure repository  Pgsql – repository that stores data in PostgreSQL DB  Mysql – repository that stores data in MySQL DB  Remote – repository that serves as a proxy for a repository on Sesame Server

6.  Stores data in main memory.  Persist – whether to use data file for persistence over sessions.  Sync delay – Milliseconds that store will wait until it synchronizes changes to disk.

7.  Stores data on disk.  B-Tree index on statements. Subject Predicate Object Context  Default indexes: SPOC, POSC

8.  Uses JDBC driver  Max number of triple tables 1 Monolithic schema with single table 0 No limit

9.  Serves as proxy for store on remote Sesame server.  Sesame server location – URL of Sesame server.  Remote repository ID – ID of repository that HTTP repository should communicate with.

10.  Include Sesame library in project classpath.