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To access RacerPro from your own application you can use these APIs to the native command set of RacerPro. Both libraries utilize the TCP/IP interface to access RacerPro.
Users of the Desktop or a time-limited trial or educational license of RacerPro can only use these APIs on their local machine (local computation only). Customers of the Network or Site license may use different systems for the client running the API and for the RacerPro server.
LRacer
This API brings you the full set of RacerPro functions to your Lisp development environment. We have taken care about the specialties of Franz Inc. Allegro Common lisp (ACL), Lispworks as well as Digitools Macintosh Common Lisp (MCL). This allows the use of LRacer on a wide variety of platforms.
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LRacer.zip 24.8 KB Last modified: 07/05/2010 11:17:52 AM |
| This ZIP archive contains the latest version of LRacer, the Lisp-based API to RacerPro. See the enclosed Readme-file for initial instructions and refer to the RacerPro reference manual for a documentation of the native RacerPro command set and the nRQL API. LRacer comes without any warranty of any kind and is free to all users of RacerPro. |
JRacer
If you want to work with Java you may have a look at JRacer, our first approach of the API in this language. It offers a simple way to communicate with a RacerPro "kernel" application via a server object to which you interact with it. You will understand the basics and should be able to begin your application with it. Please consult the Readme and example files contained in the archive along with .java libraries and the source code.
If you are interested in accessing RacerPro from your Java program you should also check out the DIG client we offer. See below.
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JRacer.zip 8.1 KB Last modified: 07/05/2010 11:17:52 AM |
| This ZIP archive contains JRacer 1.8, a Java-based API for RacerPro in source code format as well as a short Readme and example files. Please refer to the documentation for more information. The API is available AS IS without any warranty. |
DIG client in Java
This client offers a lean interface to communicate with RacerPro via HTTP in the DIG protocol. It comes with complete and documented source code.
For the most current information about DIG follow this link to SourceForge. There is also an introductory paper in our
list of contributions
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Extended DIG Description Logic Interface for Prolog.
You might also be interested in Jena, also written in Java, which can be used to access RacerPro via the HTTP-based DIG protocol.
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DIG Client to RacerPro for Java 16.5 KB Last modified: 07/05/2010 11:17:52 AM |
| This ZIP archive contains JDIG 1.8, a Java-based API to access RacerPro via HTTP and the DIG protocol. This API comes in complete and documented source code format as well as a short Readme and example files. This API is available AS IS without any warranty. |
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DIG protocol version 1.1 specification 64.8 KB Last modified: 07/05/2010 11:17:52 AM |
| This document in PDF format contains the DIG protocol specification. It describes the syntax for managing knowledge bases, sending queries handling responses and more. |
Terms and Conditions
These APIs are offered free of charge to all users of RacerPro but come with no warranty of any kind. Please understand that we can not support your individual programming but if you have any question please contact us.