Java library for Bazaar

how to use the bzr-java-lib BazaarClient class

Asked by Jesse Greenslade on 2009-08-07

I'm trying to write java code which works with our bzr repository, I am just checking out and building stuff from it. How do I implement a BazaarClientImplementation class which works with our repo?

I've created a
public class BazaarClientImpl extends BazaarClient
but there are now about 30 methods I need to implement and I do not know how?

I also cannot figure out how to implement the BazaarClientFactory

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Adrian Wilkins
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Best Adrian Wilkins (adrian-wilkins) said : #1

You don't need to implement BazaarClient ; there are two implementations provided. Use BazaarClientFactory to create an instance of a BazaarClient.

If you aren't doing anything heavy, the command-line client is probably the easiest choice as it has the fewest dependencies.

Example :

BazaarClientPreferences.getInstance().set(BazaarPreference.EXECUTABLE, "c:\\Program Files\\Bazaar\\bzr.exe");
BazaarClientFactory.setupBestAvailableBackend();

IBazaarClient client = BazaarClientFactory.createClient(CommandLineClientFactory.CLIENT_TYPE);

Jesse Greenslade (bboyjesse) said : #2

Thanks for quick response, I think that is what I was looking for. Does this library have documentation somewhere?

Jesse Greenslade (bboyjesse) said : #3

Thanks Adrian Wilkins, that solved my question.