Re: trivial third party jar dependancy

thufir wrote:
I googled a bit but didn't find anything trivial. I have a "hello world" which happens to do a randomly-chosen calculation. What I would like to throw into the mix is a third party jar of some sort so that HelloFibonacci.jar has a dependancy on this third party jar to do something.

I'm not sure what the something is, but it should be trivial. This is strictly to work on packaging rather than anything else at the moment.

What would be a simple sort of jar file to include in the compiling and building process, which I could then utilize? Perhaps instantiate something from this third party jar, something along those lines -- nothing complex.

Why does it have to be a third-party JAR? Why not write your own dependency JAR for this test? Have it include one test class.

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Lew
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