For me, installing the proxy did not work (and loading the jar was unsatisfactory)
I got:
and put them on my PATH - i.e. h:\util
contains:
wget.exe libssl32.dll libintl3.dll libiconv2.dll libeay32.dll
(where h:\util
already in my way.)
and then got a new terminal cmd.exe
- and then lein self-install
worked.
Assumptions:
- The jar loading was unsatisfactory, as the
lein
point should be a dependency manager (e.g. maven). You need to continue downloading. If you manually download the first jar - then when you add a few more jar dependencies to your project, you will also have to manually download them. Could also pull out the lane and get back to work on the Java classpath. - In my view - in a Windows environment, proxy settings should be automatically detected. Lane cannot do this (yet), but the version of
wget
I downloaded may be. Therefore, you solve the problem of the need for an explicit proxy server. (Also - manually installing a proxy server just didn't work for me)
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