public class SimpleStatement extends AbstractStatement
Statement interface for statements that don't have an associated
context. For statements that do have an associated context, ContextStatement can be used.SimpleValueFactory,
Serialized Form| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
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protected |
SimpleStatement(Resource subject,
IRI predicate,
Value object)
Creates a new Statement with the supplied subject, predicate and object.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Resource |
getContext()
Gets the context of this statement.
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Value |
getObject()
Gets the object of this statement.
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IRI |
getPredicate()
Gets the predicate of this statement.
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Resource |
getSubject()
Gets the subject of this statement.
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equals, hashCode, toStringprotected SimpleStatement(Resource subject, IRI predicate, Value object)
Note that creating SimpleStatement objects directly via this constructor is not the recommended approach.
Instead, use a ValueFactory (obtained from your repository or by
using SimpleValueFactory.getInstance()) to create new Statement objects.
subject - The statement's subject, must not be null.predicate - The statement's predicate, must not be null.object - The statement's object, must not be null.SimpleValueFactory.createStatement(Resource, IRI, Value)public Resource getSubject()
Statementpublic IRI getPredicate()
Statementpublic Value getObject()
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