This page last changed on Mar 22, 2006 by vmassol.
The downloads you need to pick depends on how you plan to use Cargo:
- If you want to integrate Cargo in your Java code you'll need to add the following jars to your classpath:
- the cargo-core-api-* jars and the container implementations you wish to use (cargo-core-container-* jars).
- or the cargo-core-uberjar jar which aggregates all the required jars.
- If you want to use Cargo from Ant, you'll need to pick the same jars as above in addition to the cargo-ant jar.
- If you want to use Cargo from Maven 1, you'll only need to install the cargo-maven-plugin jar in your local Maven installation.
- If you want to use Cargo from Maven 2, you don't need to install anything at all as Maven 2 will automatically download the required jars when you first use the plugin.
- If you want to use Cargo from IntelliJ IDEA, you only need to pick the cargo-intellijidea zip as it contains everything required.
Documentation
Documentation for Cargo 0.8 can be found [here|^cargo-0.8.pdf].
Continuous Builds
Cargo is using Codehaus's Bettlejuice to build Cargo whenever there's a commit. This allows us to ensure that the Cargo build works at all times. As a side effect, this also means that you can grab the latest Cargo artifacts from Beetlejuice. Unfortunately Beetlejuice does not provide a URL to point directly to the artifacts so you'll need to perform the following actions:
- Go to the cargo project
- Click the item in the "last build" column
- Click on "the build has N Artifacts". You'll be presented with a list of artifacts built during the last build. Grab the one you need.
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