Thanks for reporting this. I'll fix the script that generates the .zip
download to make sure that the core jar goes into the lib directory.
Regarding your second problem, I'm confused by the behaviour you're
experiencing. At first glance I thought this might be something wrong
with how Windows passed on command line arguments (I'm a Linux user),
but I've tested this on a Windows 7 machine and this works fine for
me. Here's my output:
C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\jsonschema2pojo-0.1.10>jsonschema2pojo
-s address -t output
Address.java
C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\jsonschema2pojo-0.1.10>
Maybe you could provide me with a little more information:
1. Which version of Windows are you using?
2. What happens when you invoke the jar directly like:
java -jar jsonschema2pojo-cli-0.1.10.jar -s address -t output
3. What happens when you use the full argument names like:
jsonschema2pojo --source address --target output
Cheers