Hi, I was looking at the Jena IRI module, the packaging and if there is anything missing for a release, etc.
I noticed that we did not have a place for the IRI documentation on the new Jena website (see: http://jena.sourceforge.net/iri/). A doc/ directory is currently included in the IRI zip file. Do we want to continue to do that or are we happy to migrate that documentation on-line? If there is agreement on the fact that we need an IRI item in the Documentation menu (I would put it after I/O linking to http://i.a.o/jena/documentation/iri/index.html), I'll move the content there. Do you know if someone else is using the IRI module? I imagine others might find it useful, but I am not aware of anyone currently using it (independently from Jena). The zip file is missing the DEPENDENCIES file, or maybe that is not necessary. The DEPENDENCIES file is also included in the jar file, in the META-INF directory, but that is the one automatically generated (which is different from the one we have manually edited). It's all ok, I did not find a way to tell Maven to use the one we provide, or ideally to use a template we provide where Maven can add the generated bit. Finally, do we really need/want an IRI zip file? Other than these minor things (and perhaps a general clean up on the IRI source tree, which we can always do later and do not cause problems to the files we generate), I do not see anything left for the IRI module. None of these things is blocking an IRI release. ARQ is next. Paolo
