Interface OntDataRange

All Superinterfaces:
org.apache.jena.graph.FrontsNode, OntObject, org.apache.jena.rdf.model.RDFNode, org.apache.jena.rdf.model.Resource
All Known Subinterfaces:
OntDataRange.Combination<N>, OntDataRange.ComplementOf, OntDataRange.IntersectionOf, OntDataRange.Named, OntDataRange.OneOf, OntDataRange.Restriction, OntDataRange.UnionOf
All Known Implementing Classes:
OntDataRangeImpl, OntDataRangeImpl.ComplementOfImpl, OntDataRangeImpl.IntersectionOfImpl, OntDataRangeImpl.OneOfImpl, OntDataRangeImpl.RestrictionImpl, OntDataRangeImpl.UnionOfImpl, OntNamedDataRangeImpl

public interface OntDataRange extends OntObject
A base abstraction for Ontology Data Range Expressions (both named and anonymous).
See Also:
  • Method Details

    • asNamed

      default OntDataRange.Named asNamed()
    • arity

      default int arity()
      Returns a data range arity. OWL2 spec says:
      This specification currently does not define data ranges of arity more than one.
      So n-ary data ranges are not supported and, therefore, the method always returns 1.
      Returns:
      int, positive number
    • getModel

      OntModel getModel()
      Returns the ontology model associated with this resource. If the Resource was not created by a Model, the result may be null.
      Specified by:
      getModel in interface org.apache.jena.rdf.model.RDFNode
      Returns:
      OntModel
    • isLocal

      boolean isLocal()
      Determines if this Ontology Resource is locally defined. This means that the resource definition (i.e., a the root statement) belongs to the base ontology graph. If the ontology contains subgraphs (which should match owl:imports in OWL) and the resource is defined in one of them, than this method called from top-level interface will return false.
      Returns:
      true if this resource is local to the base model graph.
    • getAs

      default <X extends org.apache.jena.rdf.model.RDFNode> X getAs(Class<X> type)
      Safely converts this RDF resource to the given type interface, if it is possible. Otherwise, returns null. A calling of this method is effectively equivalent to the expression this.canAs(type) ? this.as(type) : null.
      Type Parameters:
      X - any subtype of RDFNode
      Parameters:
      type - a Class-type of the desired RDF view (interface)
      Returns:
      an instance of the type X or null
      See Also:
      • RDFNode.as(Class)
      • RDFNode.canAs(Class)