On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 12:01 PM, Hakan Tandogan <[email protected]>wrote:
> Brett Henderson wrote: > > On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 11:01 AM, Hakan Tandogan > <[email protected]<mailto: >> [email protected]>> wrote: >> >> If you can then type "ant resolve" and have it run successfully it's >> working. >> > > Hmmm... Ivy should have found the archive on repo1.maven.org . > mirrors.ibiblio.org has that artifact though (where my maven installation > got it from). > Um, repo1.maven.org looks okay but I can't get it to download either ... > Is there a way to convince ivy to fetch it from ibiblio? There is, but you have to configure ivy to use multiple public repos. It's not terribly difficult but requires creating a couple of extra config files. The current public repo config is out of the box. I should be able to take a look at it tonight if you like. > > Yep, a unit test would be helpful. I guess a simple enough test would be >> to just write some data to a temporary compressed file and make sure you can >> read it back again. Perhaps manually uncompress the file the first time >> with command line bzip2 just to double check it's doing compression. >> > > I need to find a smallish osm file and use it for unit testing. Let me > search on my filesystems a little bit :-) There's a few already in the source tree under test/data/template/v0_6. You could copy one of those ... > > > The osmosis.bat launch script will also need to be updated to point to the >> new lib. >> > > Actually, not anymore :-) > > I just committed my changes to use the classworlds launcher, it is > configured to collect all jars in lib/default > Great! I'll take a look later. Brett
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