The answer would depend on what you're looking to do. That said, the best way to use Avro is to use it via maven and the avro-maven-plugin. See http://github.com/phunt/avro-rpc-quickstart for an example of how to use it for different things.
On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 1:00 AM, Saptarshi Guha <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > > In the folder > > http://www.eng.lsu.edu/mirrors/apache/avro/stable/java/ > > there is > > > avro-1.6.3.jar 02-Mar-2012 16:27 286K > Java-Apache (old) > avro-compiler-1.6.3.jar 02-Mar-2012 16:27 71K > Java-Apache (old) > avro-ipc-1.6.3.jar 02-Mar-2012 16:27 180K > Java-Apache (old) > avro-mapred-1.6.3.jar 02-Mar-2012 16:27 89K > Java-Apache (old) > avro-maven-plugin-1.6.3.jar 02-Mar-2012 16:27 20K > Java-Apache (old) > avro-protobuf-1.6.3.jar 02-Mar-2012 16:27 18K > Java-Apache (old) > avro-thrift-1.6.3.jar 02-Mar-2012 16:27 15K > Java-Apache (old) > avro-tools-1.6.3-nodeps.jar 02-Mar-2012 16:27 46K > Java-Apache (old) > avro-tools-1.6.3.jar 02-Mar-2012 16:27 10M > Java-Apache (old) > > > Where would i use the different JAR files? > Many thanks > Regards > Saptarshi -- Harsh J
