Yes, unfortunately we tried the advice of setting the compressionMode to either 'nothing' or 'gzip'. Neither setting seemed to stop karaf to stop trying to load the org.xerial.snappy library, which threw an exception and stopped our bundles from loading due to it apparently not being compatible with windows 2012. We also tried meddling with the manifest files of both snappy and the orientdb-core libraries. Still had no luck running in those situations.
Are there any plans to replace the org.xerial.snappy library with the org.iq80.snappy version? Since the org.iq80.snappy version is pure java, you could truly market OrientDB as platform independent. As it stands today, we weren't able to run even when trying to turn off the compression... and from the code base it looks like there is little intention to solve that (I guess I should submit a bug?). I'd like to avoid having to fork the ODB repository to remove com.xerial.snappy references so we can upgrade OrientDB. Am I off-base on the goal to be platform independent? What is the benefit to sticking with the org.xerial.snappy references in the code/manifest files? Regards, ~ Andrew -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "OrientDB" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
