An object triple mapping system supporting detached objects: A performance and memory usage empirical comparison

Holanda, Olavo; Isotani, Seiji; Bittencourt, Ig Ibert; Dermeval, Diego; Alcantara, Williams

doi:10.1016/j.engappai.2017.04.010

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“…While this is certainly a very important aspect, one needs to be able to make a qualified decision when choosing from a set of object-triple mapping libraries. Holanda et al [32] provide a performance comparison between their solution -JOINT-DE -and AliBaba. However, their benchmark uses a minimalistic model (create operation works with a single entity with one string attribute) and no other library is taken into account.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As pointed out in [32], applications need to be able to detach persistent objects from their connection to the storage in order to work with them, for instance, when the entity is passed up through web application layers and transferred over the network in response to a client request or stored in an application-level cache. The opposite (an object which is always managed) can lead to an excessive amount of retained connections to the storage, blocking the resources of the machine.…”

Section: Gc5 -Detached Objectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Libraries like JOINT-DE [32] (and the original JOINT), Sapphire [63] and the Semantic Object Framework [79] were excluded because their source code is not publicly available and the articles describing them do not provide enough details to evaluate the comparison criteria.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Similarly, although it would appear that KOMMA does support detached objects because it is possible to close a KOMMA IEntityManager and still access attributes of an object read by the closed manager, the contrary is true. As pointed out in [32], the generated proxy objects retain a connection to the underlying storage. Closing an IEntityManager only closes a delegate object.…”

Section: Gc5 -Detached Objectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Domain-independent information systems like ontology editors provide only limited usability for non-experts when domain-specific linked data need to be created. On the contrary, domain-specific applications require adequate architecture for data authoring and validation, typically using the object-oriented paradigm. So far, several software libraries mapping the RDF model (representing linked data) to the object model have been introduced in the literature. In this paper, we develop a novel framework for comparison of object-triple mapping solutions in terms of features and performance. For feature comparison, we designed a set of qualitative criteria reflecting object-oriented application developer's needs. For the performance comparison, we introduce a benchmark based on a real-world information system that we implemented using one of the compared objecttriple mapping (OTM) solutions -JOPA. We present a detailed evaluation of a selected set of OTM libraries, showing how they differ in terms of features. We further narrow down the set of selected OTM libraries to contain only RDF4J-compatible ones and use the benchmark to measure their time and memory efficiency.

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An object triple mapping system supporting detached objects: A performance and memory usage empirical comparison

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A comparison of object-triple mapping libraries

A comparison of object-triple mapping libraries

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