Not working

[jtnelson]

I can't seem to get the example you have in the README to work on my computer. Seems like there are no events are being fired when I create/modify/delete files in the watched directory.

I'm using Gradle for dependency management. I added the 0.0.7 jar from maven and all of the upstream dependencies. Do I need to do anything else so that the hooks into the native carbon API works?

[jtnelson]

and i'm using java 8

[jvanzyl]

Look at the tests for a working example.

[jtnelson]

I'm assuming the snippet you have in the README is a working example...

My question is essentially this:

should I be able to simply copy and paste what you have in the README and add a simple System.out.println in the onModify method and see output if I modify a file?

OR

do I need to also do some other configuration to the JVM to ensure that access to the native carbon apis works?

[jvanzyl]

No, it should work. I originally cut/pasted from the test.

[jvanzyl]

The last test run also seems to be fine, albeit CI is running on Linux: https://ci.takari.io/job/directory-watcher/lastBuild/console

[jtnelson]

I'm sure your tests are running fine. I'm not able to get the example working on my system so I'm trying to figure out if I need to do something else to make sure the native carbon API is accessible via JNA.

For example, do I need to load the JNA jar as an agent? Do I need to manually load the JNA library somewhere?

[jvanzyl]

Also works fine for me on El Capitan here. Do the tests run for you on whatever OSX you have there?

[jtnelson]

I don't have the source checked out. Im using the released jar that is available on maven central.

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On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 5:15 AM -0700, "Jason van Zyl" [email protected] wrote:

Also works fine for me on El Capitan here. Do the tests run for you on whatever OSX you have there?

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