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Hi,

Wondering if we just include the tools.jar is that sufficient, or maybe the eclipse compiler?

Thanks, Chris.

When I run balze on Windows with a installed Java 9 it crashes on start:

[INFO] Resolving dependencies... [INFO] Resolved dependencies in 561 ms [ERROR] Only classloaders of type URLClassLoader supported java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Only classloaders of type URLClassLoader supported at com.fizzed.blaze.internal.ClassLoaderHelper.requireURLClassLoader(ClassLoaderHelper.java:46) at com.fizzed.blaze.internal.ClassLoaderHelper.addClassPath(ClassLoaderHelper.java:61) at com.fizzed.blaze.internal.ClassLoaderHelper.addClassPath(ClassLoaderHelper.java:53) at com.fizzed.blaze.core.Blaze$Builder.lambda$loadDependencies$0(Blaze.java:285) at java.base/java.util.ArrayList$ArrayListSpliterator.forEachRemaining(Unknown Source) at java.base/java.util.stream.ReferencePipeline$Head.forEach(Unknown Source) at com.fizzed.blaze.core.Blaze$Builder.loadDependencies(Blaze.java:284) at com.fizzed.blaze.core.Blaze$Builder.build(Blaze.java:324) at com.fizzed.blaze.cli.Bootstrap.buildBlaze(Bootstrap.java:211) at com.fizzed.blaze.cli.Bootstrap.run(Bootstrap.java:140) at com.fizzed.blaze.cli.Bootstrap.run(Bootstrap.java:54) at com.fizzed.blaze.cli.Bootstrap.main(Bootstrap.java:42)

The URLClassLoader isn't supported anymore in Java 9.

More info for Java 9 migration and classloader and Casting To URL Class Loader

Build internal dependency resolver caching system to avoid using Ivy as much as possible. Even in the best of circumstances Ivy takes about half a second to resolve fully cached dependencies.

Is there any problem to open images on the template? I tried to refer some images (located at same folder of template) using tags without luck.

Is there any impediment for this, or anyone can provide me a snippet that have this ?

Thanks in advance.

Blaze lists the tasks by default if the task entered on command-line doesn't exist. In the case where the user enters no tasks and the default task is not found it'd be a little more user-friendly to skip printing that error out.

To get through our company firewall etc, we have a Nexus setup.

I can get the eclipse jar using mvn direct, but blaze is not finding it.

Is there a way to get it using the Maven settings file? ( ~/.m2/settings.xml )

Many Thanks

You know.. the proprietary version of bazel.

Hey there!

I belong to an open source security research community, and a member (@srikanthprathi) has found an issue, but doesn’t know the best way to disclose it.

If not a hassle, might you kindly add a SECURITY.md file with an email, or another contact method? GitHub recommends this best practice to ensure security issues are responsibly disclosed, and it would serve as a simple instruction for security researchers in the future.

Thank you for your consideration, and I look forward to hearing from you!

(cc @huntr-helper)

I used wget to download the blaze jar file on Windows:

wget -O blaze.jar 'http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/fizzed/blaze-lite/0.14.0/blaze-lite-0.14.0.jar'

And made the example "hello world" Java file in the same directory. I set JAVA_HOME to point to the Java 8 u102 JDK folder. I get compile errors when I attempt to run hello world:

    public class blaze {

        public void main() {
            System.out.println("Hello World!");
        }

    }

When I fire the Jar file I see this error ...

• [ERROR] Unable to get or create path to compile classes

Command line session

    d:> DIR
     Volume in drive D is win

    22-Sep-2016  09:25         1,806,644 blaze.jar
    22-Sep-2016  09:26               113 blaze.java

    d:> echo %JAVA_HOME%
    b:\lang\java\jdk\v1.8\u102\x64

    d:> java -jar blaze.jar
    [INFO] Resolving dependencies...
    [INFO] Resolved dependencies in 14 ms
    [INFO] Compiling script...
    [ERROR] Unable to get or create path to compile classes
    com.fizzed.blaze.core.BlazeException: Unable to get or create path to compile classes
            at com.fizzed.blaze.jdk.BlazeJdkEngine.compile(BlazeJdkEngine.java:88)
            at com.fizzed.blaze.jdk.BlazeJdkEngine.compile(BlazeJdkEngine.java:43)
            at com.fizzed.blaze.core.Blaze$Builder.compileScript(Blaze.java:314)
            at com.fizzed.blaze.core.Blaze$Builder.build(Blaze.java:322)
            at com.fizzed.blaze.cli.Bootstrap.buildBlaze(Bootstrap.java:203)
            at com.fizzed.blaze.cli.Bootstrap.run(Bootstrap.java:132)
            at com.fizzed.blaze.cli.Bootstrap.run(Bootstrap.java:54)
            at com.fizzed.blaze.cli.Bootstrap.main(Bootstrap.java:42)
    Caused by: java.nio.file.NoSuchFileException: \Users\wmason\.blaze
            at sun.nio.fs.WindowsException.translateToIOException(Unknown Source)
            at sun.nio.fs.WindowsException.rethrowAsIOException(Unknown Source)
            at sun.nio.fs.WindowsException.rethrowAsIOException(Unknown Source)
            at sun.nio.fs.WindowsFileSystemProvider.createDirectory(Unknown Source)
            at java.nio.file.Files.createDirectory(Unknown Source)
            at com.fizzed.blaze.internal.ConfigHelper.userBlazeDir(ConfigHelper.java:138)
            at com.fizzed.blaze.internal.ConfigHelper.userBlazeEngineDir(ConfigHelper.java:155)
            at com.fizzed.blaze.internal.ConfigHelper.userBlazeEngineScriptClassesDir(ConfigHelper.java:182)
            at com.fizzed.blaze.jdk.BlazeJdkEngine.compile(BlazeJdkEngine.java:76)
            ... 7 more

Evidently I need to set-up some further config or specify something more to get things running.

Also I've added the blaze plugin for Netbeans, but I can't see anything in the Netbeans Options to do any set-up for the plugin.

This issue seems like a documentation thing, it would be nice though if it worked like the readme says.

I'm trying to emulate this...

echo "Hello World" | mail -r [email protected] -s "Testing email" [email protected]

And here is what I've tried so far...

        pipeline()
                .pipeInput(Streamables.input(new ByteArrayInputStream("Hello World".getBytes(StandardCharsets.UTF_8))))
                .add(exec("mail").args("-r", "[email protected]").args("-s", "Testing email").arg("[email protected]"))
                .pipeOutput(Streamables.standardOutput())
                .run();

And

    exec("mail")
        .args("-r", "[email protected]")
        .args("-s", "Testing email")
        .arg("[email protected]")
        .pipeInput(Streamables.input(new ByteArrayInputStream("Hello World".getBytes(StandardCharsets.UTF_8)))
        .pipeOutput(Streamables.standardOutput())
        .run()

And both hang. If I hit CTRL+C, I get (Interrupt -- one more to kill letter). And this is what mail outputs when there is nothing coming in on stdin. So how do I pipe text to a process?

Support for bash completion of known tasks for a script would be incredibly useful and user-friendly. May require deeper integration with a terminal.

Corresponding issue in graalvm tracker: oracle/graal#772
Main point: currently blaze uses nashorn as js engine, potentially using graal.js instead will make blaze native-image build-able.
If it will be possible to build blaze with native-image then we'll get almost imstant startup time, which is must have for scripting.

Hi @tristram found your youtube video introducing blaze.

We actually have a GUI demo that can achieve testable documentations. I found youtube kept blocking my comments so I have to reach you here. Feel free to delete this issue if it feels intrusive.

And we are kinda yearning for feedback right now. Would love to have a discussion on the potential of such tools with you!
https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/1666ond/hello_hackers_advice_for_this_product/

It looks like the code is using fairly old versions of Groovy and Kotlin. Is it possible to change them at runtime?

Thanks.

Your repository "blaze-kotlin" project is violating my rights as a developer to use the AGPL license.
At least one class of it - if not the whole - has been (at least initially) taken from my repository (https://github.com/xafero/dynkt) and then it has been illegally sublicensed under the terms of the ASL2!

Can I provide arguments which blaze passes to the script? So it would be possible to write:

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
    print(args)
}

and call java -jar blaze.jar -args mySuperArgument ?

I saw the blaze.conf property option. But in this way I have to add a blaze dependency / import to my script, which I want to avoid. And it's not flexible enough like arguments.

Or is the java -Dname=value the only possibility to pass an argument to a script? Which is not typical if i run the script without blaze, or want to test it with JUnit.