Hi, I am a Jena newbie and done a couple of example and tutorials. Now that actually have a use-case for Jean I've got stuck converting CVS into RDF. CVS is a common format within transport sector and public transportation. I've noticed that the jena-cvs library has been retired (jena 3.9). I don't want to use third-party tools (cmd) or library and I want control of the process.
Use case: I want to migrate CVS data in GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification) format into RDF * I have a ontology of GTFS in Turtle format (gtfs.ttl) * There are 12-13 CVS files with data that I want to merge (one at a time) with the GTFS model * Store the migrated data in a triple store for further processing My questions/problem are: 1. Is it possible to use the retired jena-csv module to merge CVS data and GTFS. I don't want to use R2RML if I can avoid it since it's quite verbose? 2. When I use Jean 3.9 in my pom.xml and build with dependencies the JAR file for jena-csv is missing. So I haven't been able test GraphCSV and merge it with the loaded GTFS model. Where can I find the jar file for jena-csv 3.9? Sorry if this is a rudimentary procedure and question, point me in the right direction if my approach is wrong. Greetings Glenn PS. I have read these jena-csv<https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/81dfedb090089a15275d2b83bd676b03eb141f0d92c96d6d6d455c29@%3Cusers.jena.apache.org%3E>, CSV to rdf<https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/ba053bf52d30285bb447337ac4518110bcec3a6bf035b4f708e67037@%3Cusers.jena.apache.org%3E> in the mail archive. I have found the source code for jena-csv but not the the jar.
