Mavenized the project

[sdmonroe]

Included a readme for adding the virtjdbc4.jar to the repo. The two projects need to be submitted to the Maven Central Repository at some point.

[seralf]

please look also at #156

[TallTed]

@sdmonroe - Can you resolve the current conflicts? I am hopeful this can be acted on in the near future, and that resolution will help speed it along.

[sdmonroe]

Hi Ted, Can you provide instructions on how to go about resolving the conflicts. I no longer have the code in my local repo.

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[TallTed]

@sdmonroe - "Resolving the conflicts" basically means rebasing your PR against the current state of openlink:develop/7. You may be able to use the github web interface to do this, which it will do against the github-hosted sdmonroe:/develop/7.

You could merge the upstream commits into your branch via this comparison, but that looks potentially painful, with 927 commits and 8,508 changed files to review.

You could instead choose to use this comparison to review the 5 commits you made in October 2016 (basically, click each to view its changes in isolation), and use them to build a new Mavenizing PR (replacing this #587) against the current openlink:develop/7 fork.

[pkleef]

OpenLink has published its Virtuoso JDBC drivers as well as its Jena and RDF4j providers to maven central:

https://community.openlinksw.com/t/openlink-virtuoso-java-artifacts-on-maven-central