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I was interested in having a quick look at the command line tool [for cap file introspection], but it seems there are no pre-built binaries around. Not everyone is a Java developer, so it would certainly lower the entrance barrier if some pre-built binaries (jar files in this case?) were available.
Thanks for your consideraiton.
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While providing pre-built binaries is up to @promovicz may be we could assist you with building the project.
Due to the gradle wrapper included you need a JDK and if installed in a custom location set JAVA_HOME accordingly, then call the gradle wrapper script and let it do the rest.
Is there a specific point in the process where you're stuck at the moment?
On Sun, Jun 09, 2024 at 01:56:20PM -0700, Christian Kahlo wrote:
While providing pre-built binaries is up to @promovicz may be we could assist you with building the project.
Thanks, not needed. I managed to build it now. Somehow the first two times there was a complaint about class
file version 61 not being supported (Java 17 here), but the problem seems to have automagically resolved
itself.
I could build it now. Interestingly, the cap-dump runs into a 'cap file has no manifest' exception for a
number of sample cap files I threw at it. It works with some others, so I guess it requires a manifest while actual java cards don't appear to need it when loading the CAP?
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I was interested in having a quick look at the command line tool [for cap file introspection], but it seems there are no pre-built binaries around. Not everyone is a Java developer, so it would certainly lower the entrance barrier if some pre-built binaries (jar files in this case?) were available.
Thanks for your consideraiton.
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