Semantic Web books: Semantic Web Programming

Semantic Web Programming  by John Hebeler, Matthew Fisher, Ryan Blace, Andrew Perez-Lopez, Mike Smith and  Mike Dean was published in 2009. This book introduces semantic web programming with examples in Java. The book uses the Jena framework, Protégé and the Eclipse IDE, I have read some parts of the book and I found it useful but as I decided to leave Jena and start programming with OWL API (I will shortly introduce OWL API) I never finished the book.

From the official site:

Semantic Web Programming provides both hands-on examples and in-depth technical explorations of the technologies and standards of the Semantic Web. The goal of the book is to provide developers with an invaluable resource that can be used initially as a resource for learning and later as an invaluable reference. Below you will find a full listing of the chapters contained in the book, which are divided into four major parts, each building on the previous.

Part One – Introducing Semantic Web Programming

1. Preparing to Program a Semantic Web of Data

2. Hello Semantic Web World

Part Two – Foundations of Semantic Web Programming

3. Modeling Information

4. Incorporating Semantics

5. Modeling Knowledge in the Real World

6. Discovering Information

7. Adding Rules

Part Three – Building Semantic Web Applications

8. Applying a Programming Framework

9. Combining Information

10. Aligning Information

11. Sharing Information

Part Four – Expanding Semantic Web Programming

12. Developing and Using Semantic Services

13. Managing Space and Time

14. Semantic Web Patterns and Best Practices

15. Moving Forward

Appendices

Appendix A – RDF

Appendix B – The OWL Web Ontology Language

Appendix C – SWRL

Appendix D – SPARQL

Appendix E – Jena Reference Guide

Appendix F – Installation Reference Guide

You can take an inside look here