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I am planning to develop a web application in Java which could integrate:

  • RDF data model (Protege 5) + Jena Engine + SPARQL or
  • Relational data model + MySQL + ORM library (such as MyBatis).

I wonder which development could be faster considering that the data model must be created from scratch. For instance, I have played a bit with Protege editor and it seems not to be quite easy to generate a fully operational model such as the one could be created using tables in a DBRMS.

I would need some comments to consider which is the best approach (currently, I would prefer to work with the relational data model).

Looking forward to hearing your comments.

aloplop85
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    I depends on what your web application will do. If your only requirement is to have a fast development process, then you should use the one you're most familiar with. – marstran Jul 18 '15 at 21:40
  • In my case the application should be ready in 3 months time and I have almost any experience with SPARQL+Jena+RDF. I am more experienced with the other alternative, so at the moment I would prefer to work with it. – aloplop85 Jul 19 '15 at 08:08

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