using VDS.RDF; using VDS.RDF.Parsing; public class MyRdfHandler : IRdfHandler { public void StartRdf() { Console.WriteLine("Starting RDF processing..."); } // Other IRdfHandler methods omitted for brevity } // Create a parser and use our custom handler IRdfReader parser = new RdfXmlParser(); parser.Load(new Uri("http://example.org/data.rdf"), new MyRdfHandler());
using SemWeb; public class MyRdfHandler : IRdfHandler { public void StartRdf() { Console.WriteLine("Starting RDF processing..."); } // Other IRdfHandler methods omitted for brevity } // Create a parser and use our custom handler RdfXmlParser parser = new RdfXmlParser(); parser.Parse(new Uri("http://example.org/data.rdf"), new MyRdfHandler());In this example, we are using the SemWeb library to handle RDF data. We define a custom class that implements the IRdfHandler interface and overrides the StartRdf method to output a message to the console. We then use an RDF parser (in this case, the RdfXmlParser) to parse data from a remote URI and pass our custom handler to be used during processing. Determining Package Library: In Example 1, the DotNetRDF library is used for handling RDF data, while in Example 2, the SemWeb library is used. Therefore, the package library used depends on the specific library used in the example.