This is BSBM Tools with added RDF/JSON serialization.
The Berlin SPARQL Benchmark (BSBM) defines a suite of benchmarks for comparing the performance of these systems across architectures. The benchmark is built around an e-commerce use case in which a set of products is offered by different vendors and consumers have posted reviews about products. The benchmark query mix illustrates the search and navigation pattern of a consumer looking for a product.
Note that the input data files (dictionaries, queries, etc.) have been moved into data directory, which is used by default. However, you can use your own files by specifying appropriate arguments for the utilities:
$ bin/generate -d1 dictionary1.txt -d2 dictionary2.txt -d3 dictionary3.txt
The project is built using Apache Ant and project dependencies are handled by Apache Ivy. You need to install these tools in order to build the project.
Build the project:
$ ant
Make sure that ivy is properly configured and accessible by ant. For instance, you may want to set up a link to ivy.jar from ~/.ant/lib/.
The dependencies are configured using ivy.xml. Note that some old dependencies reside in a not very popular maven repository, configured in ivysettings.xml.
The scripts that you can use for testing are copied into bin directory during the build process:
- bin/generate
- bin/testdriver
- bin/qualification
$ bin/generate -fc -pc 10 -fn example -s json
Generated RDF/JSON samples are available in the bsbmtools-json-samples repository.
You can see a list of all available options by running:
$ bin/generate -help
Additional examples are also available in the original documentation.
If the SPARQL endpoint requires authentication, you can provide credentials in the URL:
$ bin/testdriver http://admin:admin@localhost/sparql
(C) Łukasz Szeremeta 2015
based on Christian Bizer and Andreas Schultz works