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Mon, 27 Jan 2003
Jardeps live
I've updated jardeps so that it actually does some work.
I've updated the Jardeps code so that it can actually fetch jars that it needs but which don't reside on the system. These jars are placed in a cache directory and then you can compute a classpath for all the jars that you need relative to the cache. At this point, I think that the dependency tracing stuff works.
The next steps will be to figure out what to do about retrieving jars from a "central" repository, and also to decide how to handle jar versions. Depending on how fancy we want to be about deciding whether one jar version is as good as another. My thinking on this is to do something simple that can be deployed, and then make it smarter about version numbers as we go. Not being smart about version numbers means that we'll have multiple copies of jars in the jar cache.
Feedback, ideas, and bugfixes welcome.
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