If you want to develop in Java you should use something like maven or gradle or ant/ivy or something to resolve the dependencies. If you refuse to use those tools you are still going to need to understand them because they are so common that people will explain things in those terms.
If you don't want to use maven then use maven to resolve the dependencies and then copy the libraries it lists as dependencies to your dependencies directory.
Hi
Thanks for your explanation. I am not a skilled java developer and more from support domain, hence don't know these tools or frameworks. However know the bit of core java programming.
Wanted to check if I can just download all the dependent jar files and put them in a lib folder and class path and start developing.
Is there any way to do this.. Or does it mention list of all required jars and location to download.
You should use version 2.6.2 of the Log4j dependencies for version 5.0.0 of Elasticsearch, otherwise you will see NoClassDefFoundErrors for org.apache.logging.log4j.core.async.DaemonThreadFactory.
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