Where are "Central" sourced JARs downloaded to?

[Dan Gravell]

To run my JUnit tests in the normal JUnit runner I need to add the JARs to a user library which I then use in my launch configuration.

So I need to know where the "Central" JARs are - I tried the "download" option off the Repositories view but not much seemed to happen and I can't find any resulting JARs...

If someone has a better way of running the JUnit tests I'm also interested - but these are not OSGi integration tests, they are unit tests.

Dan

[Raymond Auge]

IIRC "Central" is a mavenbndrepository which means it's going to cache the jars in your .m2

But it would be best to just dump your config for "Central" here so we know for sure.

- Ray

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[Dan Gravell]

Do you mean:

-plugin.1.Central: \

aQute.bnd.deployer.repository.wrapper.Plugin; \

location = "${build}/cache/wrapper"; \

reindex = true, \

aQute.bnd.jpm.Repository; \

includeStaged = true; \

name = Central; \

location = ~/.bnd/shacache; \

index = ${build}/central.json

?

Thanks,

Dan

On Thursday, September 22, 2016 at 3:10:42 PM UTC+1, Raymond Auge wrote:

IIRC "Central" is a mavenbndrepository which means it's going to cache the jars in your .m2

But it would be best to just dump your config for "Central" here so we know for sure.

- Ray

On Thu, Sep 22, 2016 at 9:11 AM, Dan Gravell <d...@elstensoftware.com> wrote:

To run my JUnit tests in the normal JUnit runner I need to add the JARs to a user library which I then use in my launch configuration.

So I need to know where the "Central" JARs are - I tried the "download" option off the Repositories view but not much seemed to happen and I can't find any resulting JARs...

If someone has a better way of running the JUnit tests I'm also interested - but these are not OSGi integration tests, they are unit tests.

Dan

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[Marc Schlegel]

This is a JPM-Repo. 

The files will be saved in .bnd/shacache, which can be changed by the location-attribute.

The cache is a little odd since it creates folders with sha-names, which corresponds to the json-index file in your cnf.


regards

Marc