Waht is the dependency list for fop
Hello, i am integrating fop inside a web appilcation. However, while testing it embeded, i run into classnotfud exception. After a bit of searching , i found i had to integrate avalon-framework-4.1.5 library in project. Yes i know it is stated your loggin depends on avalon, but there is a bunch of avalon related libraries under the ibiblio maven repository and tok several try to find the good one. Now am facing the same problem with batik dependency. Unfortunately, batik is exploded in countless packages and i doubt i need all of them. So my question is, is there a list of the dependencies in the form 'name of library, version' so i don't put too much libraries inside my application and i don't miss important ones? For now am walking blindly in the darkness, reacting to every class not found exception on a seek the jar and add it basis. As fop is available as a maven library, this would be a good idea to add some explanations on it's dependecies somewhere, or at least put a pom. Thanks -- David Delbecq Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium
Re: Waht is the dependency list for fop
delbd wrote: So my question is, is there a list of the dependencies in the form 'name of library, version' so i don't put too much libraries inside my application and i don't miss important ones? If you download the FOP binary distribution, you will see all the required JAR files in the lib sub folder. The FOP.bat used to run FOP from command line also lists the JAR files required. snip/ BTW, this sort of question is best asked on the fop-user list. fop-dev is for programming issues inside FOP. Chris
Re: Waht is the dependency list for fop
Sorry i thought it was also for people embedding fop too. By the way, list of jar in lib is not really explicit. There is a batik.jar but the batik maven distribution is splitted in a lot of jars :) (batik-awt, batik-bridge, batik-css, batik-gvt, and so on) I post this on -user too. to be in good mailing list Le Mardi 26 Avril 2005 14:51, Chris Bowditch a écrit : delbd wrote: So my question is, is there a list of the dependencies in the form 'name of library, version' so i don't put too much libraries inside my application and i don't miss important ones? If you download the FOP binary distribution, you will see all the required JAR files in the lib sub folder. The FOP.bat used to run FOP from command line also lists the JAR files required. snip/ BTW, this sort of question is best asked on the fop-user list. fop-dev is for programming issues inside FOP. Chris -- David Delbecq Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium
