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mjprof's Issues

bash syntax used in sh script

On many unix systems /bin/sh is a bourne shell compatible on does not support the bash syntax used in mjprof script. either change the interpreter to /bin/bash or change the syntax to bourne shell.

e.g. on my laptop i got this when running mjprof:
/home/avishai/tools/mjprof1.0/mjprof: 2: /home/avishai/tools/mjprof1.0/mjprof: Bad substitution

StatsRepository code fails to read custom plugin

i am new to org.reflections package but with the limited exposure i had, it looks like the following code fails to read the classes from the plugins directory:

Reflections reflections = new Reflections("com.performizeit");

To make it work i had to put the custom plugin along with the other plugin code in the source and build it.

After some troubleshooting I found that the reflections object is looking at just the "mjprof-1.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar" and hence can get the classes from ONLY this jar.

...
jar:file:/home/saithal/tools/mjprof/mjprof-1.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar!/
.,.

However, if i create a sample testcase with the above snippet here's the output:

jar:file:/C:/Work/Tools/mjprof/mjprof1.0/mjprof-1.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar!/
file:/C:/Work/Workspaces/Default/mjprof_plugins/bin/

I am still trying to wrap my head around this but wanted to run this by you too.

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