From: Remy Maucherat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I was trying to resolve the following from the build.xml:
property name="avalon.dist" value="../dist/avalon" /
available property="avalon.present"
classname="org.apache.avalon.blocks.Block" /
echo
Sam,
Just like to discuss this build issue with you in a bit more detail as
it may represent a slight issue with Gump.
Firstly I can build mutant without problems. If you check it out I am
sure you will too. There is nothing additional required from the
environment. The problem here, I
Fix for minor typo.
Conor
Index: project/gump.xml
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RCS file:
/home/cvspublic/jakarta-alexandria/proposal/gump/project/gump.xml,v
retrieving revision 1.5
diff -3 -u -w -p -r1.5 gump.xml
--- project/gump.xml31 Jan 2002
There seems to be a problem building junit fully at the moment (testing
it actually).
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/gump/latest/junit.html
It's a silent failure because the junit build file does not use the
failonerror attribute when running its test with java. Anyway, I think
the problem
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
-From: Diane Holt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
+From: Diane Holt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I just don't know what to call you these days, Pete. :-)
Conor
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Attached is a new descriptor for the checkstyle project on sourceforge.
I have contacted the author and he is happy to have it gumped. Also
attached is a patch making the use of checkstyle an option when building
mutant
You'll also need to add it to the gump profile. I didn't provide a patch
Sam Ruby wrote:
FYI: this gump descriptor exports no jars.
Attached below is the patch I'd like to use. I don't think it will work
though as Gump only replaces one @@DATE@@ tag in the jar construct.
I could change the version property to something like gump.
Let me know.
Conor
Index:
I patched bash.xml as shown below to allow for a basedir attribute on
the script element.
It allows me to run mutant's bootstrap script.
I haven't done the corresponding changes to the windows equivalent. If
you think itis a good idea, let me know and I will go ahead.
Conor
Index:
Sam Ruby wrote:
Vincent maintains his own project definition, runs gump on his own machine,
has now submitted a patch to gump itself, and is an established Jakarta
committer.
+1
- Sam Ruby
+1
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Cool - that'll give me the time to hit the pub with the team and then head
home :)
Hmmm, at the pub for a while? Maybe we should wait till the morning for that
code :-)
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Yep,
Gump help alerts the developers to the issue.
But, how many people will use JDOM? It'd be better if API breakages were
reported as a group, rather than each group needing to
discover/report/troubleshoot them.
And it would be nice if Gump could, on
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And my other question would be, why introduce this to Gump? What is Gump
going to do with the new information? I can understand why you need it in
Centipede, but for Gump where's the value?
Wouldn't a single project description that could be used by Gump, Maven,
Sam Ruby wrote:
+1
+1
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Scott Sanders wrote:
He wants to update gump descriptors. How about we let him?
+1 from me.
+1
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Scott Sanders wrote:
Please vote on these items (add items if necessary):
_CVS module_
[] Gump has it's own CVS module open to committersapache
+1
Is this jakarta-gump, or just gump? Is this a proposal for Gump to be a
TLP?
[] Gump lands in Jakarta-Commons CVS module
[] Gump
Sam Ruby wrote:
Costin is a PMC member, clearly a long standing contributor to the
Jakarta community, has recently contributed a patch to the core logic
of Gump, and unquestionably will stand behind his contributions.
Let me start with my +1.
+1
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Sam Ruby wrote:
Here's my +1
- Sam Ruby
+1
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Peter Donald wrote:
Hi,
It looks like it may have been a change in Ant. Ant/Gump people - can you tell
me if failure at
http://cvs.apache.org/builds/gump/2002-12-14/xdoclet.html
was caused by the following change?
No, it was not. Not sure why you thought that.
The problem is caused by the
Sam Ruby wrote:
Martin van den Bemt wrote:
I hereby propose Martin van den Bemt (mvdb) as a commiter.
- Sam Ruby
+1
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My attempts to get Gump going on my machine have so far been successful in
the gen and update parts.
With the 'build' all runs ok, except I get a
9:29:33
bootstrap-ant
PREQ FAILURE - jaxp
pre-req failure on jaxp for bootstrap-ant
I've searched Google and the
Sam Ruby wrote:
While Gump in general will (likely) run on JDK 1.2, IMHO, there is no
reason that the profile/gump.xml to be able to do so. In fact, it will
likely fail as a number of projects within it have moved up.
Any volunteers to remove these dependencies?
Yep, I can do that.
I
Sam Ruby wrote:
I'd like to see Gump's dependencies stay current, so instead of
symlinks, I would prefer to see gump's profile updated.
Sam,
If I update a package definition in the profile, how do I update the package
on the machines where Gump runs (the nightly builds, etc).
Conor
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Sam Ruby wrote:
A simpler approach may be to simply change depend project=jsse/ to
option project=jsse/, and provide a documentation page listing the
packages which are required to be installed, based on the version of the
JDK you are using.
Simple is good :-). I'll start by making the JAXP
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