Wrapping Up
In this chapter, we’ve taken a brief look at how graphs can be serialized and exchanged.
A great advantage of RDF is its number of standardized serializations, which makes exchanging graphs a simple process. The caveat is that these are targeted at RDF graphs that build on the RDF model, URIs for nodes and edges, and so on.
We then ran through a worked example which demoed how we can query multiple RDF graph stores for a single thing and then simply add that data together—a trivial matter now since all the names are global. We then imported this into the Neo4j property graph store using their n10s library for mapping an RDF graph onto a property graph. Here we used an APOC procedure to do something on the new property graph and exported ...
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