SPAM is a research prototype for providing help for the development of (well-designed) SPARQL queries. Its main features comprise both, a graphical and textual query editor as well as several functions for the static and dynamic analysis of (well-designed) SPARQL queries. A short summary and introduction can be found in our VLDB 2012 system demo.
SPAM builds upon Apache Jena. Among others, we use it to parse and evaluate SPARQL queries.
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The software was originally developed by Andreas Letelier, Jorge Peres, Reinhard Pichler, and Sebastian Skritek. It has been extended by Andreas Taranetz.
If you have any questions, feedback, other inquiries, or if any problems occur, please feel free to get in contact with us (mail to Sebastian: skritek [at] dbai tuwien ac at)
The development of SPAM was funded in part by Marie Curie action IRSES under Grant No. 24761 (Net2), and by the Vienna Science and Technology Fund (WWTF) through project ICT08-032 and project ICT12-015. Jorge Perez was supported by Fondecyt grant 11110404 and by VID grant U-Inicia 11/04 Universidad de Chile.