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  1. #1
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    Default 1.0.1 Final release with dependencies

    When I try to download the latest release with dependencies, after the download while opening the zip file it gives me the following error: "The Compressed (zipped) Folder is invalid or corrupted.

    Can someone check?

    Thanks!

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    Works for me. What are you using to unzip the package? If you are on a Windoze platform I recommend you don't use the native uncompressor - get Winzip or 7Zip or something.

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    It reminded me about what happened when I downloaded 1.0.1

    I saw the source directories are a bit strange:
    /sources/sprint-batch-dist contains two pom.xml under the same directory (infrastructure and core)

    I think that's what caused the problem when I extracted (using 7-zip)

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    There's definitely an issue with 1.0.1 with dependencies release. I talked to Ben about it and he's looking into it today. There should be a fix out for it today or tomorrow.

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    Lucas,

    Just now I saw 1.0.1.a release in the downloaded section, this release does not have any unzip problem. But both these release give me following exception while trying to run my job from commandline, the same job used to run with previous jars. No path or classpath settings were changed, just replaced the jars.

    Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/springframework/batch/core/launch/support/ExitCodeMapper

    I can see this class in the jar and also the job runs just fine in my eclipse environment. Only when I copy these jars along with my application jars to my linux box, it throws the above exception.... I cant proceed further anywhere after that exception.

    Any help!?!?!??

    Thanks!

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    That's odd, if you see the class in the jar, and the jar is on your classpath, then it shouldn't be any different. Also, if it's working in eclipse, then it must be some issues with how java is being called.

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