Hi Martin,
if Apache common codecs is already available on Orbit it should
be fairly simple to get a newer version in there. For ZeroMQ,
which library exact are you using? Can you provide a web link?
Getting the according CQs in Eclipse always takes some time, so
this will definitely be ready after your GSoC assignment. In the
meantime keep those libs in a separate folder on github. We just
have to make sure that the licenses are compatible and allow that
we add them to github at all.
Christian
On 08/02/2016 11:52 AM, Martin Kloesch
wrote:
Hi,
I am currently working on fixing the dependencies for the Jupyter
kernels.
I followed Christian's great tutorial on target definitions [1]
and managed to get most libraries into the target platform.
Most of the dependencies can be found on Orbit [2] and are working
great, but two libraries are giving me troubles:
- Apache's common codecs library has a too old version and I
cannot use it...
- The ZeroMQ libraries are not available at all...
I might be able to get the commons.codec stuff to work with
refactoring, but the ZeroMQ part is essential and I cannot do
without it.
Currently I checked in the library in a "lib" folder and patch
the projects classpath from the manifest. This is working, but
might not be the optimal solution.
How do you suggest I should handle these two dependencies?
Best regards,
Martin
[1]
http://codeandme.blogspot.co.at/2012/12/tycho-build-8-using-target-platform.html
[2] http://www.eclipse.org/orbit/
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