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clarisma / geodesk

Fast and storage-efficient spatial database engine for OpenStreetMap data
https://docs.geodesk.com/java
Apache License 2.0
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jar without main manifest attribute #70

Closed kiufta closed 1 year ago

kiufta commented 1 year ago

gol-tool builds gol-tool-0.1.1.zip inside the target folder, where I may extract a working 13,5MB JAR from. The 12,8 MB big JAR files don't have the main manifest attribute.

geodesk however is built to *SNAPSHOT.jar files, which all fail with: no main manifest attribute, in ./geodesk/target/geodesk.jar

clarisma commented 1 year ago

Thanks for opening this issue!

Are you trying to invoke the GOL Tool directly with a call to java or by double-clicking the jar?

There's a shell script in the bin folder (as well as a Windows .bat file) that launches the tool (specifying the main class explicitly).

kiufta commented 1 year ago

I'm doing java -jar $file

clarisma commented 1 year ago

The GOL tool is designed to be launched via the gol shell script in the bin folder of the distribution (There are versions for both Windows and *nix).

But you have a good point: There should be a manifest entry in the jar. It is now included in Version 0.1.2 (just released), so you can launch the tool using java -jar as well.