Releases: josfranmc/JGutenbergCatalog
v2.4
This release updates some dependencies to their latest version.
How to use
You may use the software either as Maven artifact or from the command line.
To run the program from the command line use the JGutenbergCatalog-2.4-shaded.jar package with any of the options available:
java -jar JGutenbergCatalog-2.4-shaded.jar -r "path/to/catalog/rdf" [-b "path/to/database/setting/file" -d]
If you don't use the -b parameter a HSQL database is used. Its name is gutenberg and it is stored in a folder called catalog, which is located in the application's execution directory.
Review javadoc and source code for more information.
v2.3
This release updates some dependencies to their latest version.
How to use
You may use the software either as Maven artifact or from the command line.
To run the program from the command line use the JGutenbergCatalog-2.3-shaded.jar package with any of the options available:
java -jar JGutenbergCatalog-2.3-shaded.jar -r "path/to/catalog/rdf" [-b "path/to/database/setting/file" -d]
If you don't use the -b parameter a HSQL database is used. Its name is gutenberg and it is stored in a folder called catalog, which is located in the application's execution directory.
Review javadoc and source code for more information.
v2.2.2
This release fixes a potential security vulnerability existing in previously versions.
How to use
You may use the software either as Maven artifact or from the command line.
To run the program from the command line use the JGutenbergCatalog-2.2.2-shaded.jar package with any of the options available:
java -jar JGutenbergCatalog-2.2.2-shaded.jar -r "path/to/catalog/rdf" [-b "path/to/database/setting/file" -d]
If you don't use the -b parameter a HSQL database is used. Its name is gutenberg and it is stored in a folder called catalog, which is located in the application's execution directory.
Review javadoc and source code for more information.
v2.2.1
This release fixes a potential security vulnerability existing in previously versions.
How to use
You may use the software either as Maven artifact or from the command line.
To run the program from the command line use the JGutenbergCatalog-2.2.1-shaded.jar package with any of the options available:
java -jar JGutenbergCatalog-2.2.1-shaded.jar -r "path/to/catalog/rdf" [-b "path/to/database/setting/file" -d]
If you don't use the -b parameter a HSQL database is used. Its name is gutenberg and it is stored in a folder called catalog, which is located in the application's execution directory.
Review javadoc and source code for more information.
v2.2
This release fixes a potential security vulnerability existing in previously versions and adds extra functionality.
How to use
You may use the software either as Maven artifact or from the command line.
To run the program from the command line use the JGutenbergCatalog-2.2-shaded.jar package with any of the options available:
java -jar JGutenbergCatalog-2.2-shaded.jar -r "path/to/catalog/rdf" [-b "path/to/database/setting/file" -d]
If you don't use the -b parameter a HSQL database is used. Its name is gutenberg and it is stored in a folder called catalog, which is located in the application's execution directory.
Review javadoc and source code for more information.
v2.1
This release fix a potential security vulnerability existing in version 2.0
How to use
You may use the software either as Maven artifact or from the command line.
To run the program from the command line use the JGutenbergCatalog-2.1-shaded.jar package with any of the options available:
java -jar JGutenbergCatalog-2.1-shaded.jar -r "path/to/catalog/rdf" [-b "path/to/database/setting/file"]
If you don't use the -b parameter a HSQL database is used. Its name is gutenberg and it is stored in a folder called catalog, which is located in the application's execution directory.
Review javadoc and source code for more information.
v2.0
How to use
You may use the software either as Maven artifact or from the command line.
To run the program from the command line use the JGutenbergCatalog-2.0-shaded.jar package with any of the options available:
java -jar JGutenbergCatalog-2.0-shaded.jar -r "path/to/catalog/rdf" [-b "path/to/database/setting/file"]
If you don't use the -b parameter a HSQL database is used. Its name is gutenberg and it is stored in a folder called catalog, which is located in the application's execution directory.
Review javadoc and source code for more information.