I recently needed a programming excercise in creating a Windows graphical user interface, and decided to create a simple Sesame 2 client. This has turned out to become quite a useful little tool so I've decided to make it available open source.
The Sesame 2 desktop client is a windows (.Net) application that can communicate with a (remote) Sesame 2 server, perform queries, add/remove data, and so on. It is somewhat similar to the Sesame Workbench application, but it has a couple of nice user-friendly options (such as implicit adding of namespace declarations to your queries, dynamic sorting of the query result, etc).
You can download it from sourceforge. Give it a spin, tell me what you think, suggestions most welcome!
Of and of course my thanks to the dotSesame people, whose work I've gratefully reused in this tool.
