Hi, As many Apache projects, see Camel (http://camel.apache.org/examples.html) do regular releases of representative examples, I thought we should also do that.
At the moment there are only Java examples, 3 for java-client and 2 for ddr-simple (which as a baseline also shall be released in a 1.0.0, it may be frozen after that, but allows example code to use it and demonstrate how the W3C API is implemented) The last release of java-client was mostly via Maven-built JARs. I experimented with a full distro of all examples, but given they may evolve over time and e.g. "dmap-spring" could evolve faster or a new "dmap-guice" or "dmap-weld" be added to it, I don't know, if it makes sense or simply provide the Maven artifacts? Until all Java libraries are on MAvenCentral, Apache Maven (I saw java-client in the Snapshot repo) or JCenter, it could require extra builds, but using Maven all examples can be built and e.g. the console demo even executed very easily. Werner
