This is a classical shell issue.
Here is what I do for many different tools for many years:
echo "export PATH=$PATH:~/apps/apache-jena-3.3.0/bin" >> ~/.bashrc
export PATH=$PATH:~/apps/apache-jena-3.3.0/bin
which riot
/home/jmv/apps/apache-jena-3.3.0/bin/riot
riot --help
riot [--time] [--check|--noCheck] [--sink] [--base=IRI] [--out=FORMAT]
[--compress] file ...
Parser control
--sink Parse but throw away output
--syntax=NAME Set syntax (otherwise syntax guessed from file
extension)
--base=URI Set the base URI (does not apply to N-triples
and N-Quads)
--check Addition checking of RDF terms
...
NOTES:
- because ~/.bashrc is changed, next time you start a shell , the
commands are there
- I don't do that currently, because my tools semantic_forms includes
Jena, and the Scala console has completion
2017-12-11 9:40 GMT+01:00 Laura Morales <[email protected]>:
> As per title, I'd like to have the Jena tools in my PATH, but I don't know
> how. I mean the tools in "jena/bin/". I tried to copy "jena/bin/*" into
> "bin/" but they're not binaries, they are scripts that need some library
> that I think is available only in my "jena/" directory.
>
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