网站（HTML / PHP）可能链接到GraphDB？

In the course of a master's thesis I developed an ontology which I imported into Ontotext GraphDB. At this point I need to connect a website (HTML / PHP) with the ontology I imported into Ontotext GraphBD. My technical knowledge is not high so I wondered if it is possible to connect these two components and if yes how can I do it?

I have on one side a website and on the other an ontology in GraphDB. Now I need that in this website it is possible for example to do CRUD operations so that these operations are also done in the ontology that is in Ontotext GraphDB.

Example: Consult through my website all the individuals present in the ontology.

I in the Ontotext GraphDB workbench through the Sparql queries I get these operations, but I want to do it through the website that I'm doing in HTML, PHP and CSS.

Thanks for your attention.

Best regards

I think I solved my problem with this here.

In general, you need to download Semsol's ARC2 library.

Then you create the php file with a structure like this:

<?php
  /* ARC2 static class inclusion */ 
  include_once('semsol/ARC2.php');  

  $dbpconfig = array(
  "remote_store_endpoint" => "http://dbpedia.org/sparql",
   );

  $store = ARC2::getRemoteStore($dbpconfig); 

  if ($errs = $store->getErrors()) {
     echo "<h1>getRemoteSotre error<h1>" ;
  }

  $query = '...';

  /* execute the query */
  $rows = $store->query($query, 'rows'); 

    if ($errs = $store->getErrors()) {
       echo "Query errors" ;
       print_r($errs);
    }

    /* display the results in an HTML table */
    echo "..." 

  ?>

I thank everyone who tried to help me.

You need to somehow query your GraphDB from your PHP application using a remote sparql service. If this is what you want, in java, this can be easily done using Jena QueryExecutionFactory.sparqlService method.

However, a simple googling for PHP results in A PHP forward proxy for remote access to SPARQL endpoints. Where you can send queries and receive results from a SPARQL endpoint, I guess this is what you actually need.

Furthermore, this link gives you multiple options for SPARQL implementations including some php ones.