New class CommandLineArgs to handle command line arguments

[ngzhian]

CommandLineArgs parses the input that was passed in as a parameter
to the java agent on the command line. These parameters are then used to
configure Ganglia. Any missing parameter is given the value of null so
that parameters defined in the XML can override them.

[dpocock]

Did you get the email from travis-ci.org advising that the build fails?

https://travis-ci.org/ganglia/jmxetric/builds/26816663

It looks like some problem getting junit in the classpath when running the test cases.

[ngzhian]

I didnt get any email but I noticed that the build failed. I will look
around for a solution, do you know how I can solve this?
On 6 Jun, 2014 4:14 am, "Daniel Pocock" notifications@github.com wrote:

Did you get the email from travis-ci.org advising that the build fails?

https://travis-ci.org/ganglia/jmxetric/builds/26816663

It looks like some problem getting junit in the classpath when running the
test cases.

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#27 (comment).

[ngzhian]

What I read online was to include the junit jar in a lib folder and travis-ci will be able to find the jar on the classpath, but I don't think thats the right way, hm.
UPDATE Okay silly me, all the while it was in the wrong directory, so the tests worked on eclipse, but not when maven runs them. It's been fixed and Travis CI is green now!

[dpocock]

Great - thanks for resolving that.

I completely avoid keeping any other binary JAR in any of my repositories. This is important for packaging: systems like Debian expect the tar.gz file (from the Github "releases" page) to be completely clean, with no binary artifacts inside.