Thanks Bob & Andy - also just realized that Bob is the author of the SPARQL book I bought a couple of weeks ago. Thanks a lot, it's the most comprehensive source of information I found about the SPARQL world!
So if I understand correctly, the .bat/.sh are just in the end calling java classes as all the actual code is bundled in both distributions. Does that means I could get the bat/sh files from the distribution and just copy them where I have my fuseki (assuming a good Jena home & other classpath fun stuff?). Andy - a bit if the same question - I can indeed download the full distri but I'd like to avoid having it twice so is it possible to just take the "missing" part (shell script) and add it to my fuseki instance? Martin On Sat, 15 May 2021 at 19:25, Bob DuCharme <b...@snee.com> wrote: > To add to what Andy said, you may find my latest blog entry "Hidden gems > included with Jena’s command line utilities > <http://www.bobdc.com/blog/jenagems/>" to be useful: > http://www.bobdc.com/blog/jenagems/ > > Bob > On 5/11/21 11:44 AM, Martin Van Aken wrote: > > Hello again! > I've a fuseki instance running (as we need the API) - but OTOH I'd like to > use the various command like tools (like tdbquery or tdbstats). I'm unclear > of the exact relations between Jena & Fuseki. I feel with Fuseki I've a > full set (SPARQL engine, TDB db plus an API on top) - but I don't get > everything that is in the Jena "main" distro. > > Can I combine both? How can I install the various tools to complement my > existing Fuseki install (if that make sense). > > Thanks! > > Martin > > > -- *Martin Van Aken - **Freelance Enthusiast Developer* Mobile : +32 486 899 652 Follow me on Twitter : @martinvanaken <http://twitter.com/martinvanaken> Call me on Skype : vanakenm Hang out with me : mar...@joyouscoding.com Contact me on LinkedIn : http://www.linkedin.com/in/martinvanaken Company website : www.joyouscoding.com
