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com.sun.tools.javac.jvm.ClassReader$BadClassFile: bad class file when using j4ts #42
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Hello, please use 2.2.0-SNAPSHOT and j4ts 0.6.0-SNAPSHOT and post here if it's better or worse. |
Hi, Thank you for looking into it!
I am using these repos:
Can't seem to find in the snapshot repo by using a browser, although the http status code is not a simple missing (404) resource. |
Can you find the jar in the UI at http://repository.jsweet.org/artifactory/ |
Search for j4ts-0.5.0*.jar finds 2 artifacts in realese and snapshot local repos. Here is what I get during build attempts.
So I may try the artifact of the first one. How can I do that? |
Any advice how to resolve this? |
The first if it's OK, then it is OK. The second: The third:
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Hi Bela, |
Hello @tinca |
In lack of time I left my experiments unfinished. I hope to revive them in the near future, so I wish the necessary packages will all be available and smoothly work together at that time. |
I hope J4TS will be available for JSweet 3 / Java 11 at that time, but it will require contributors or more time for us (maintainers) so 🤞 |
Hi,
I try to get an answer to this issue:
cincheo/jsweet#491
My gradle build file contains:
However j4ts pom.xml defines jsweet 2.0.0. I tried to change that to 2.2.0 in a fork, but that gives a lot of errors.
I tried to change jsweet (and plugin) to 2.0.0 to no avail.
It seems j4ts is not in sync with current jsweet.
I am keen in testing jsweet on a real project e.g. transpiling JGraphT and if that is successful my project that builds on that, too.
Thanks!
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