Hi, list, This is the first time I am contacting you, so please be patient.
My name is Igor Korot and I currently work as a contractor for the company called Leidos. What we do here is supporting the program called CPOF which is written in Java. Recently we acquired the latest version of the program and upgraded the Java version from 1.6 to 1.8. Unfortunately doing so one of the Unit Tests started failing. Failing Unit Test is currently using the SVG image loading library. Trying to find out what is wrong I started looking at the failure and the stack trace and found that running the UT under debugger I see that when the "Batik" library is decompiled, the Android Studio IDE reports that Java 1.3 had been used to produce the Jar file. So I tried to download current stable version of the "Batik" library which was produced with Java 1.8. However, the problem is that when I searched the hard drive for the references of the batik library on my hard drive all I saw is that the library has only one self-contained Jar file. But the current archive after unpacking contains multiple small size Jar files. Now my question would be: what is the easiest way to either produce one big batik-all.jar file or safely use those small-sized Jar files in place? The best solution would be, of course, option 1 as then we would not need to re-test the whole program, but if it is not possible we can temporary switch to use those Jar files to prove that the issue is fixed and wait for the next version of the software to properly fix it there. Thank you for any suggestions you can provide and sorry for such a long message. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: batik-users-unsubscr...@xmlgraphics.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: batik-users-h...@xmlgraphics.apache.org
