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@rafael-vieira-coelho , you may download all jars from the central Maven repository

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Hi, @atomashpolskiy.

I downloaded the jar files and tried the example in the main page of Bt GitHub, but keeps getting an error with Module class from Google's Guice. I even trieded to add Guice jar to the project but didn't work. Could you help me?

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You may find the dependencies for each jar in its' META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file.

E.g. for bt-core-1.6-SNAPSHOT:

Class-Path: bt-bencoding-1.6-SNAPSHOT.jar snakeyaml-1.17.jar slf4j-api
 -1.7.21.jar guice-4.1.0.jar javax.inject-1.jar aopalliance-1.0.jar gu
 ava-19.0.jar guice-multibindings-4.1.0.jar

But it's usually a lot easier to just use Maven or Gradle to manage the dependencies. Check out the Maven's starting guide, for instance: https://maven.apache.org/guides/getting-started/

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Now it worked the dependencies, but the example of creating a BtClient doesn't work. It's constructor only accepts storage. That example is deprecated?

BtClient client = Bt.client()
                    .config(config)
                    .storage(storage)
                    .magnet(magnet_uri)
                    .autoLoadModules()
                    .module(dhtModule)
                    .stopWhenDownloaded()
                    .build();

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Yeah, please use the code from the readme. I probably forgot to update the docs for this matter :)

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Disregard my previous comment, your piece of code should work. What does the compiler say?

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"method client in classe Bt cannot be applied to given type: required Storage, found no arguments"

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I used version 1.5 of Bt.

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This is weird, because the message is obviously wrong: https://github.com/atomashpolskiy/bt/blob/master/bt-core/src/main/java/bt/Bt.java. Would you mind elaborating more on your environment: JDK/javac version, IDE, etc.?

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Sure, i am using Netbeans with javac 9.0.1 (JDK Project is 8). I added bt-dht, bt-http-tracker-client, bt-core, bt-bencoding, bt-cli jars.

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JDK 1.8

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The class that appears to import for BtClient is from bt.runtime.BtClient. Shouldn't be from bt.BtClient?

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Remove bt-cli from the classpath, if you've downloaded it from Central. It's not published in binary form since 1.1, and the outdated version must be causing conflicts. It's not needed for Bt operation anyways, it's just a standalone app.

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Thanks, @atomashpolskiy. That's it!

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Just another doubt: in Bt there is a way to create a torrent file from files in the computer?

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Of course, there's a method in the client builder: torrent(URL)

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See this class: https://github.com/atomashpolskiy/bt/blob/master/bt-core/src/main/java/bt/TorrentClientBuilder.java . All methods are available in the object returned by Bt.client() invocation.

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The method that receives an URL isn't for opening a torrent file? I was wondering if there is a method to create a torrent file from files in the computer.

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Another thing, i got a warning: [bt.service.executor-thread-1] WARN bt.torrent.TrackerAnnouncer - Tracker URL protocol is not supported: http://tracker.trackerfix.com:80/announce. Do you know how could i fix that? That means that the torrent file uses another protocol?

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@rafael-vieira-coelho ,

The method that receives an URL isn't for opening a torrent file? I was wondering if there is a method to create a torrent file from files in the computer.

Yes, it's for opening a .torrent file. The latter is a feature that I'd really like to see in Bt, but it's not present at the moment.

Another thing, i got a warning: [bt.service.executor-thread-1] WARN bt.torrent.TrackerAnnouncer - Tracker URL protocol is not supported: http://tracker.trackerfix.com:80/announce. Do you know how could i fix that? That means that the torrent file uses another protocol?

Make sure that bt-http-tracker-client module is present in the runtime (either it's available on the classpath and auto-loading is turned on OR it's contributed manually in the runtime builder).

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I just get these messages from log:
[JavaFX Application Thread] INFO bt.runtime.BtRuntimeBuilder - Auto-loading module bt.peerexchange.PeerExchangeModule with default configuration
[JavaFX Application Thread] INFO bt.runtime.BtRuntimeBuilder - Auto-loading module bt.tracker.http.HttpTrackerModule with default configuration
[JavaFX Application Thread] INFO bt.runtime.BtRuntimeBuilder - Overriding auto-loaded module bt.dht.DHTModule
[bt.net.pool.incoming-acceptor] INFO bt.net.PeerConnectionPool - Opening server channel for incoming connections @ /127.0.0.1:6968

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Very strange, can you set a breakpoint in bt.tracker.TrackerService#isSupportedProtocol and check, if there is an entry for key http in trackerFactories map variable?

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