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InCadence / coalesce

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Closed kietly closed 6 years ago

kietly commented 6 years ago

Please check if this project is buildable outside InCadance. It can't find the required dependency. Non-resolvable import POM: Could not find artifact com.incadencecorp.unity:unity-bom:pom:0.0.5

kietly commented 6 years ago

Never mind. I saw unity project that I have to build.

bytemedwb commented 6 years ago

Unity is another project up on guthub that would need to be pulled and compiled:

https://github.com/InCadence/unity

You will also run into issues with Neo4j. Changes to their code were made which have not been contributed back yet.

kietly commented 6 years ago

Another dependency issue. Can't find this artifact anywhere. Could not resolve dependencies for project com.incadencecorp.coalesce:coalesce-framework-persister-elasticsearch:bundle:0.0.27-SNAPSHOT: Failure to find ironhide:ironhide-client:jar:2.0.4

dclemenzi commented 6 years ago

ironhide adds SSL support to ElasticSearch client and is hosted here:

https://nexus.devforce.io/content/groups/public

dclemenzi commented 6 years ago

The repository information has been added to the pom file and committed. However devforce requires an account. We will need to look into how to make this an optional compile dependency or get devforce to make it publicly available. For now if you are unable to request an account, unless you need the ElasticSearch persister, you can comment it out.

kietly commented 6 years ago

I would also suggest if you can please push your jars and any dependencies (such as ironhide library) into to public maven repo. This way folks don't have to build this project (took > 1 hour on my macbook air). I can simply specify maven dependencies in my project. Thanks for fast response.

dclemenzi commented 6 years ago

We do have a public Nexus here:

http://incadencenexus.incadencecorp.com:8081/nexus/

which contains all the Coalesce and Unity jars. This is updated through Jenkins on successful builds. External repositories such as DevForce are not mirrored on our public Nexus. However for running within an OSGi container the ironhide dependencies are not OSGi friendly so there is a bundle-ironhide which shades those dependencies and is published on our public Nexus.

Sorry we should have pointed you to the public Nexus from the start. I was assuming you wanted to build the code base. We will add the repository details to the github homepage.

kietly commented 6 years ago

I do want to build it, but it took too long and missing dependency. For now, I am happy to run coalese examples. FYI, I have to include geomesa repo and InCadence nexus thirdparty to install neo4j 3.0.2-INC to build your coalese examples github.

You could have hosted ironhide in your thirdparty repo unless there is license restriction.

dclemenzi commented 6 years ago

We will add the geomesa repo information in the pom file. As for ironhide since its behind a protected Nexus server we want to obtain permission first.

dclemenzi commented 6 years ago

We have cleaned up all the repository information within the repo. Other then the IronHide dependency there should no longer be any build issues. There is a .travis.settings.xml file included in the repo that you can replaced the parameters with your own devforce credentials or remove the Elastic persister from the build. At a later date we may provide a version of he Elastic persister that does not depend on IronHide.