There might be a way to get rid of Row.java and QueryMvcSolutionItem by somehow using a single serialization of jena QuerySolution(s) for each ResultSet.
Let's see what it takes to implement this in order to evaluate what we can gain out of it, mainly in terms of code length, efficiency and memory usage.
There might be a way to get rid of Row.java and QueryMvcSolutionItem by somehow using a single serialization of jena QuerySolution(s) for each ResultSet. Let's see what it takes to implement this in order to evaluate what we can gain out of it, mainly in terms of code length, efficiency and memory usage.