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#1 The source can't be compiled

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2013-06-23
2012-03-19
Matan Goldschmiedt
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The source code (both svn and the downloadable version) do not compile out of the box.
It would have been great if the code itself would use some sort of a repository to download dependencies instead of hard coding to local absolute paths.
Another good solution would be to include the specific dependencies that were used (jung, stanford parser, etc.) in a lib directory and have relative paths for the userLibraries.

Right now I can't even make it compile using the jar from the runnable version in my installed copy, which is pretty weird.

Discussion

  • Matan Goldschmiedt

    Matan Goldschmiedt - 2012-03-19

    I've managed to compile using the jar's from the runnable, and by setting the tweaked version at a higher priority than the regular parser in the user library.

    Still, it should compile out of the box IMO.

     

  • Bernard Bou

    Bernard Bou - 2013-06-23

    Agreed! Effort has been made as of version 2.0 (it's maven-built). The build process should work fine. However, packaging, installer, testing, etc ... may have dependencies on my own settings (this is due to Eclipse)

     
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