Examples of org.openrdf.query.impl.MapBindingSet.addBinding()

Class org.openrdf.query.impl.MapBindingSet

Examples of org.openrdf.query.impl.MapBindingSet.addBinding()

org.openrdf.query.impl.MapBindingSet.addBinding()
Adds a binding to the solution. @param name The binding's name. @param value The binding's value.

                                            Long nodeId = record.getValue(var, Long.class);


                                            if(nodeId != null) {
                                                Value value = em.find(KiWiNode.class, nodeId);


                                                result.addBinding(var.substring(var.indexOf('_',1)+1,var.lastIndexOf('_')),value);
                                            }
                                        }
                                    }
                                    for(Map.Entry<String,Class> ext : mapper.getExtensionVariables().entrySet()) {
                                        String var = ext.getKey();

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                                            // this is truly a hack: we check whether the string is a URI, and if yes create a URI resource...
                                            // it would be better to carry over this information from the value constants
                                            if(urlValidator.isValid(val.toString())) {
                                                URI value = new URIImpl(val.toString());
                                                result.addBinding(var.substring(var.indexOf('_',1)+1,var.lastIndexOf('_')),value);
                                            } else {
                                                String type = LiteralCommons.getXSDType(ext.getValue());


                                                // we only create an in-memory representation of the value, the LMF methods
                                                // would automatically persist it, so we create a Sesame value

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                                                String type = LiteralCommons.getXSDType(ext.getValue());


                                                // we only create an in-memory representation of the value, the LMF methods
                                                // would automatically persist it, so we create a Sesame value
                                                Value value = new LiteralImpl(val.toString(),sesameService.getValueFactory().createURI(type));
                                                result.addBinding(var.substring(var.indexOf('_',1)+1,var.lastIndexOf('_')),value);
                                            }
                                        }
                                    }
                                    if(result.size() == 0) {
                                        break;

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                                for(String var : mapper.getProjectedVariables()) {
                                    Long nodeId = record.getValue(var, Long.class);


                                    if(nodeId != null) {
                                        Value value = em.find(KiWiNode.class, nodeId);
                                        result.addBinding(var,value);
                                    }
                                }
                                for(Map.Entry<String,Class> ext : mapper.getExtensionVariables().entrySet()) {
                                    Object val = record.getValue(ext.getKey(),ext.getValue());

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                                    // this is truly a hack: we check whether the string is a URI, and if yes create a URI resource...
                                    // it would be better to carry over this information from the value constants
                                    if(urlValidator.isValid(val.toString())) {
                                        URI value = new URIImpl(val.toString());
                                        result.addBinding(ext.getKey(),value);
                                    } else {
                                        String type = LiteralCommons.getXSDType(ext.getValue());


                                        // we only create an in-memory representation of the value, the LMF methods
                                        // would automatically persist it, so we create a Sesame value

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                                        String type = LiteralCommons.getXSDType(ext.getValue());


                                        // we only create an in-memory representation of the value, the LMF methods
                                        // would automatically persist it, so we create a Sesame value
                                        Value value = new LiteralImpl(val.toString(),sesameService.getValueFactory().createURI(type));
                                        result.addBinding(ext.getKey(),value);
                                    }
                                }


                                em.clear();

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