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Revision as of 18:56, 29 November 2011
Before using the BioPortal SPARQL service please read our SPARQL Release Notes And Usage Policy
Web Interface and Query Examples
There is a Web interface to test SPARQL queries at http://alphasparql.bioontology.org/
Also, interactive examples can be tested here http://alphasparql.bioontology.org/examples
Submitting SPARQL queries programmatically
A github project contains examples to query our SPARQL service programmatically:
https://github.com/ncbo/sparql-code-examples
A tarball with these examples is for download here:
https://github.com/ncbo/sparql-code-examples/tarball/master
This project contains examples in Java, Python, JavaScript and Perl. Some of the examples use just language built-in capabilities and other need third-party libraries like Jena, Sesame or SPARQLWrapper. The github project and the tarball are self-contained, no need to download and install extra libraries.
To run these examples or any other SPARQL queries programmatically an API key from BioPortal is required. If you do not have a BioPortal account go to [New Account] and create one. Once you have the BioPortal account, login in BioPortal and go to your account details. You should see your API Key as part of your account profile.
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Preferred Names, Synonyms and other common predicates
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