I had tried that earlier but that failed with the same problem. I tried it again now and see that same problem as above. I wonder if there's anything wrong with my pom.xml [1].
I create the jar-with-dependencies using: $ mvn clean compile assembly:single Not sure if this is related, but when I run the command above, I see may messages like the following: ... [INFO] META-INF/MANIFEST.MF already added, skipping [INFO] META-INF/DEPENDENCIES already added, skipping [INFO] META-INF/NOTICE already added, skipping [INFO] META-INF/LICENSE already added, skipping ... -Shri [1] http://pastie.org/8557084 On Mon, Dec 16, 2013 at 12:29 AM, Andrew Phillips <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Shri > > >> In order to be able to use all blobstore providers and apis, I am >> trying to make this part of the "allblobstores" module. The file path >> is now: > > > Independent of the issue you're seeing, would a benchmark be better off in a > *separate* module that *depends on* allblobstore? > > From what I recall, allblobstore was never supposed to be "a thing" with any > functionality of its own, it was just a convenient way of getting a lot of > Maven dependencies in one go. > > I can see plenty of uses for a benchmarking tool, but I think you should be > able to use that in your code (if you want to), or as a standalone tool, > *whatever* your preferred set of blobstore dependencies. Put another way: > you shouldn't have to drag allblobstore into your dependency list to use the > bench. > > Back to your problem: could you try putting it in its *own* project which > *depends on* allblobstore to see if that makes any difference to the set of > providers that are available? > > ap
