I have just merged in changes for a new maven module to hold the java
for the distribution command line tools. This new module puts all the
commands in one place. They retain their original java package names to
limit changes for users.
Commands covered are those from jena-core, jena-arq, and jena-tdb - the
ones in the binary distribution.
Fuseki2 also puts these commands in its server jar - people have found
executing from just the server jar a convenient feature. This can be
reconsidered; this change is not an opinion on that aspect.
The binary distribution (zip, tar.gz) now depends on module jena-cmds.
tdbloader2 scripts are affected and updated (the one internal package
change to separate the command from the machinery, which remains in
jena-tdb).
Maven artifact apache-jena-libs does not depends on module jena-cmds so
using that artifact will now miss the commands. Maven artifact
apache-jena (as a <type>pom) should get them. That's the theory: A
touch of caution here because my machine is now potentially contaminated
by development artifacts.
Andy
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JENA-1108
