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@kenny java -Done-jar.verbose=true -jar <one-jar.jar>
might be useful. Also doing jar tf one-jar.jar
will help us check what's in the jar and ensure it is including your dependency on logback 🙂
If your application is open source / you can create a repo I can run, I can do these things myself 🙂
java -jar command-processor-standalone.jar -m compute.command-processor.core command-processor
Like in this command: java -jar command-processor-standalone.jar -m compute.command-processor.core command-processor
I pass the arg command-processor
.
Ah, I thought that was going to run the -main
. Yes, it works:
java -jar command-processor-standalone.jar --one-jar-version
One-JAR version 0.97-rc12-20110504-1459
If I try and run my -main
function, I get the java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: ch.qos.logback.core.AppenderBase
exception.