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Nice! I have two suggestions: I'm probably too lazy to download and run a JAR but I'd probably run a Maven plugin from the command-line. Try packaging it as a
by tofflos 8y ago
Nice!
I have two suggestions:
I'm probably too lazy to download and run a JAR but I'd probably run a Maven plugin from the command-line. Try packaging it as a plugin.
I often run into ClassNotFoundException when using an API but not providing an implementation, when using an optional feature that is provided in a separate dependency (Jersey HK2), and when using a feature that has been removed or broken into a separate dependency (JAXB). I believe these scenarios are all fairly common. Will your program help developers resolve those kinds of problems?
- voodootrucker 8y agoThanks! This is great advice. I will look into it. I would definitely want it to be available for both Maven and Gradle, but I think this should be achievable.