Why not use the nightly development builds?
https://repository.apache.org/content/repositories/snapshots/org/apache/jena/
On 25/05/17 17:31, Laura Morales wrote:
Another thing that I've noticed with "mvn clean install -Pbootstrap" is that
1- target/ is empty
The top level module has no outputs that you are interested in.
(it is where the source-release artifact is going to end up)
See http://central.maven.org/maven2/org/apache/jena/jena/3.3.0/
2- there are some "-SNAPSHOT.tar.gz" files in some modules, but it's confusing
because it's not clear what files are the output of the build process
Same as the zip files, in .tar.gz format.
3- apache-jena/ doesn't have any target/ folder inside or any "-SNAPSHOT.tar.gz"
See the top level POM for the definition of -P
apache-jena is in the full build. -Pbootstrap is not making the
binaries outputs. Or just run "mvn install" or "mvn package" in that
module.
You may wish to add "apache-jena" to the "dev" profile. i.e. uncomment
that line.
4- binaries in apache-jena/bin/ don't seem to work, I get the error "Error: Could
not find or load main class riotcmd.riot"
bin/ are scripts for working with the binary distribution which collects
all the jars into a lib/.
The only way that I can get the CLI tools to work is with "mvn package", which creates a
"-SNAPSHOT.tar.gz" file in apache-jena/ and then I extract this archive somewhere else.
Andy
-Pdev is a "quick" profile that runs only the faster-build modules and
strips out the ones that don't change much. It's a compromise for
development - a bit more than "mvn verify" in one module, less than a
full build. It assumes it is not running from uninitialized.
Andy
