This pull request changes RDFBeans to use the latest, greatest, most (b)leading edge RDF4J as of the time of writing. The eclipse people published a "2.0M1" Version, which is basically Sesame 4 with all the packages renamed.
Their migration guide says to get this over with ASAP, so the hope is that these artifact and package names will remain stable.
Furthermore, this PR gets rid of all the deprecations (mainly URI/IRI and OpenRDF/RDF4JException) introduced by Sesame 4. Obviously, that also means Java 8 is now required to run RDFBeans.
Due to the latter, this PR firmly plants the RDFBeans release containing it in new-major-release territory.
This pull request changes RDFBeans to use the latest, greatest, most (b)leading edge RDF4J as of the time of writing. The eclipse people published a "2.0M1" Version, which is basically Sesame 4 with all the packages renamed.
Their migration guide says to get this over with ASAP, so the hope is that these artifact and package names will remain stable.
Furthermore, this PR gets rid of all the deprecations (mainly
URI/IRIandOpenRDF/RDF4JException) introduced by Sesame 4. Obviously, that also means Java 8 is now required to run RDFBeans.Due to the latter, this PR firmly plants the RDFBeans release containing it in new-major-release territory.