Otsopack uses maven . Therefore, using the pom.xml of the root directory, you can easily build and generate distribution packages. For more information on how to do it, check this page.
To use Otsopack, you need to add the version you want to use and its dependencies to your classpath.
The build process will copy all the dependencies into a folder (once again, is detailed here). Anyway, they are listed in the following sections.
Name | Last tested version | Optional |
---|---|---|
rdf2go.api | 4.8.3 | No |
cglib-nodep | 2.2 | No |
objenesis | 1.2 | No |
apache commons io | 2.4 | No |
restlet | 2.0.13 | No |
restlet.ext.jackson | 2.0.13 | No |
jackson-all | 1.7.3 | No |
Name | Last tested version | Optional |
---|---|---|
restlet (Android version) | 2.0.13 | No |
restlet.ext.net (Android version) | 2.0.13 | No |
Name | Last tested version | Optional |
---|---|---|
otsoCommons | N/A | No |
restlet (SE version) | 2.0.13 | No |
restlet.ext.simple | 2.0.13 | No |
rdf2go.impl.sesame | 4.8.3 | Yes |
sesame-runtime | 2.7.1 | Yes |
simple | 4.1.21 | Recommended |
slf4j-api | 1.7.5 | No |
slf4j-nop | 1.7.5 | Recommended |
sqlitejdbc | 056 | Recommended |