[osmosis-dev] Moving to commons-compression from org.apache.tools.bzip2

[Brett Henderson]

On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 12:01 PM, Hakan Tandogan <hakan at gurkensalat.com>wrote:

> Brett Henderson wrote:
>
>  On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 11:01 AM, Hakan Tandogan <hakan at gurkensalat.com<mailto:
>> hakan at gurkensalat.com>> 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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