The nightlies require unzipping two files to make a usable runtime as
described here http://people.apache.org/builds/jakarta-jmeter/nightly/ .
Is it correct to assume that the a final release will just be one
distributable?
-Peter
, Apr 14, 2011 at 9:24 AM, sebb seb...@gmail.com wrote:
On 14 April 2011 14:14, Peter Lynch pe...@peterlynch.ca wrote:
The nightlies require unzipping two files to make a usable runtime as
described here http://people.apache.org/builds/jakarta-jmeter/nightly/ .
Is it correct to assume
Hi sebb,
On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 9:42 AM, sebb seb...@gmail.com wrote:
On 25 November 2010 14:18, Peter Lynch ply...@apache.org wrote:
I am wondering if there is developer support for the idea of converting
JMeter's build process to be based on Maven. If there is suitable support
not reduce maintenance at all. I vote
against changing to maven.
-1
Maven is a road to he'll on my book
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On Nov 25, 2010, at 1:28 PM, sebb seb...@gmail.com wrote:
On 25 November 2010 17:54, Peter Lynch pe...@peterlynch.ca wrote:
Hi sebb,
On Thu, Nov 25
will probably be the one
maintaining it. My suggestion is to think of sebastian and the burden
you put on him. Don't arbitrarily change the build because you happen
to love maven.
On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 9:21 PM, Peter Lynch ply...@apache.org wrote:
Truthfully the main motivation for proposing
I am using HTTPClient and I am getting the following exception:
2005-10-18 10:13:34,738 ERROR HttpMethodBase - I/O failure reading response
body
java.io.IOException: chunked stream ended unexpectedly
at
org.apache.commons.httpclient.ChunkedInputStream.getChunkSizeFromInputStream
Can you gives us a idea of what has changed?
Attaingoal?
Thanks,
Peter
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I think we decided to -not- change the semantics
I didn't see the patch come through, anybody else?
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Is there going to be any/was there any conclusion to this. callGoal / works
for me. So does session=true.
I am all for picking something, because if not I basically have to rewrite
webserver/appserver plugins yet again. They depend heavily on the idea of goals
being already attained.
Basically
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Peter Lynch wrote:
Is there going to be any/was there any conclusion to this. callGoal / works
for me. So does session=true.
I am all for picking something, because if not I basically have to rewrite
webserver/appserver plugins yet again. They depend heavily on the idea of
goals
being already
Ditto +1
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Jason Hi, As I've just gone through the
Thanks Ben for taking the time to open the issue and send the mail.
In the future I'll raise an issue myself and if I add a test I don't have a
patch for, I'll leave it commented out till we figure out how to solve it.
Sorry if I caused anyone trouble.
-Peter
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On Sat, 2003-02-01 at 23:58, Ben Walding wrote:
Absolutely no prerogative of mine went into using the
uri=file:${plugin.resources} notation.
That was the way I found it after somebody else modified the plugin.jelly file,
so I figured I better leave it that way.
Anyways...I learn something new...thanks.
-Peter
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Hi team,
I am getting around to cleaning up the appserver plugin. Currently the appserver
plugin resides inside the J2EE plugin project. The appserver plugin as u
remember has to do with installing and controlling application server instances
( ie. Tomcat ). It does not try to make war files or
Hi,
Here is a simple test case that at least I can't get working in Maven either. I
tried also to run the test case in Jelly standalone, but had problems building
Jelly with all the changes made recently.
Anyways if someone wants to figure out this seemingly simple test won't work, be
my guest.
Root cause
[exec] [ERROR] Compile failed; see the compiler error output for details.
[exec] [ERROR] at
org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.Javac.compile(Javac.java:842)
I also get this same thing when using JDK 1.3.0 on Solaris but with the xdoc
plugin. Could be Ant 1.5.1 related?? See
Also note that my tests were with Jelly Head as of Dec 4th, 2002. I guess I am
asking we put a new snapshot of Jelly up on Ibiblio too and depend on that.
-Peter
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Sorry, I thought my comments in the issue report were clear. I don't like the
implementation.
Searching for that stuff should be intrinsic. Who can give an example of when
you are not in a directory that contains maven.xml or project.xml and when you
type 'maven' you don't want maven to go
Hi all,
Was there work underway to allow hidden goals?
I thought this was tossed around at some point. The idea being I could set an
attribute of a goal to indicate that I don't want Maven to see it as callable by
the user. When they type maven -g , they shouldn't see it.
?
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Hey gang,
This may be another one I am catching up on but...
Can someone offer or point me too a concise explanation as to the difference
between:
dependency
idant/id
version1.5/version
properties
classloaderroot/classloader
/properties
/dependency
and:
dependency
I'd like to propose that all the variables defined/expected in maven.bat be
prefixed with MAVEN_.
The reasons being:
1. Some versions of Windows ( Win 98, ME ) setting a variable in a batch file
will set the variable in your env. To reduce the chance of running maven.bat and
having your
With a few more 'options' being added to maven.bat recently,
I think it would be a good idea to allow a script to be called pre/post exec of
the maven.bat
For example, I could add the following lines to maven.bat
:preExec
if exist %HOME%\mavenrc_pre.bat call %HOME%\mavenrc_pre.bat
and at the
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:postExec
if exist %HOME%\mavenrc_pre.bat call %HOME%\mavenrc_post.bat
Ooops, I meant:
:postExec
if exist %HOME
FYI - You may not know, but I believe James Strachan just fixed all this in
Jelly HEAD. I noticed the same problem.
-Peter
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Stafan,
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I tried with latest Ant 1.5.1 too
Thanks guys! Strachan puts the 'S' in JellieS.
..ahh nice ending to a 22hr day.
I think that is why I called Stefan 'Stafan'. Dreadfully sorry bout that :-)
Looking forward to try out the solution guys.
-Petzz..
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Hello,
I tried to write a Jelly Unit test case for Ant filtersets. Thanks James
Strachan for the pointers.
Here is my test case I used:
!-- test case to show how filtersets are broken
}/
filter token=UI_BODY_FOREGROUND value=
${maven.ui.body.foreground}/
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dIon
, November 18, 2002 6:04 AM
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Hi Peter,
Works for me on WinXP + cygwin in the path.
Regards,
Tom
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Hi,
There was a general consensus that the j2ee plugin should be broken into
individual
Tim,
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I noticed after I submitted the client jar creating patch last night that
the j2ee plugin documents a similar
Hi all,
Ok I think I got a maven.bat that does not rely on your PATH being set a certain
way or any cygwin voodoo and also can work on any version of Windows.
But I won't really know for sure until I get some feedback as I know everyone's
got a different setup.
I would really appreciate some
Hi,
Occasionally I discover scenarios where my jelly scripts appear broken.
I want to write some jelly script test cases and commit then to jelly cvs but I
am not sure where I put those cases ( ie. which files ) and how/when they get
run. Most of my problems revolve around using Ant tasks in
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Peter Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 29/10/2002 04:55:10 AM:
I can but I'd like a solution that doesn't assume anything with the
path. A more
palatable assumption would be where window's find.exe is located if it
is
standard for windows to be somewhere
Windows freaks,
I have been getting this for a a while now everytime I go back to hacking maven,
I get whacked by this again and again:
Here is my entire build output...
ant -f build-bootstrap.xml
Buildfile: build-bootstrap.xml
check-maven-home:
Applied, and I now can bootstrap
-Peter
As my recent email to the list shows, the patch to maven.bat, revision
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Hi,
.
maven.bat
revision 1.19
date: 2002/10/01 23:10:23; author: dion; state: Exp; lines: +5 -4
Fixes for batch file problems as provided by Mark Langley
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ok, things seem to be working fine now usng the windows find.exe. Consider this
issue closed.
-Peter
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I can but I'd like a solution that doesn't assume anything with the path. A more
palatable assumption would be where window's find.exe is located if it is
standard for windows to be somewhere like
%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\find.exe
Then shouldn't this go in the batch file directly? Maybe it is
. I'm going to try and get all the DVSL tools into the xdoc
plug-in but that's going to take a little work and the only remain
source file is the org.apache.maven.jelly.tags.ServerStartedCheckTag. So
Peter (Lynch) could you please move that into the J2EE plugin. Then I
think the core will be pretty
Yeah there are several issues with both the include and import tags. Please add
any new ones to issue tracker. For instance, declare a filterset in the first
script file and you can't reference it in a copy in the included script.
Some related bugs:
Just a comment: Cool! Looking forward to you getting this working.
As to solving your current problem - I wish I knew more about how forehead
jEdit's classloader work.
Let me know if you need a jEdit beta tester though:)
-Peter
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From: Saimon Moore [EMAIL
I wasn't around for the full history here but just a general comment.
Elements like testResources would/do confuse me when I see them in project.xml
Seems you are tying something specific to the test plugin in the more abstract
project entity.
Perhaps clover can do it's own work by having a
was unsure of the total consequences as I've been away for a while. Maybe I'm
missing why this wouldn't work in all cases.
-Peter
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Thanks James, will try and let you know. Thanks for having a look.
-Peter
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Interesting. Maven attempted to download 101-null.jar during bootstrap. Also
there are double // everywhere. CVS head a few minutes ago.
This was on windoze.
-Peter
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Check out Maven's maven.xml...but I think you already have.
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is there a way to build / copy to maven-home an individual
Applied.
-Peter
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Beta 4 source?
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Hi,
Did we have one of these lying around?
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Ok, finally have figured out the requirements to move to Ant 1.5 as a
dependency. It was trickier than I first thought due to some wacky classloading
and useless stack traces.
1) change jars.list to refer to ant 1.5 jars, including xerces 2.0.2 and
xml-apis-1.0-b2. These are the jars distributed
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Peter Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/14/2002 07:41:58 PM:
Ok, finally have figured out the requirements to move to Ant 1.5 as a
dependency. It was trickier than I first thought due to some wacky
classloading
and useless stack traces.
1
below...
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On Thu, 2002-07-11 at 15:18, Stéphane MOR wrote:
Hi,
Maven B5 is now mostly functional.
test:build
etc.
Then we keep the modular approach, yet avoid lots of typing for targets.
Thoughts?
James
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Jelly's log tags would be cool if they worked in Maven.
If anyone has the cycles to figure out why they don't work in Maven, that would
be much appreciated.
I looked but can't figure it out...
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Jelly's log tags would be cool if they worked in Maven.
If anyone has the cycles to figure out why they don't work in Maven,that
would
be much appreciated.
I looked
http://www.geocities.com/marcoschmidt.geo/java-image-coding.html
...might have what you are looking for.
You probably don't want to do gif's anyway. Maybe svg, or png...
-Peter
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Thanks, I'll have a look and try to incorporate it into the new jellied version
of the j2ee plugin.
-Peter
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Here is a little patch that lets
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Modified:.build-bootstrap.xml maven.xml
I have two problems with the latest round of commits:
after typing 'ant -f build-bootstrap.xml'
Things proceed normally until:
[exec] [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.lang.ClassNotFoundException loaded from
parent loader
[exec] [taskdef] [DEBUG] Class java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
James,
Saw your doc changes. It helps. Also you pointing me to the test dir in jelly
cvs helped. There was some useful stuff in there.
Eventually we should target some sort of developer's guide.
or tutorial.
When I learn more, I'll probably contribute.
-Peter
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Hi all,
I was just wondering what the future feature list of Maven includes and
have a suggestion in the source code viewing
Thanks for the feedback. I see dIon has already addressed your comments.
-Peter
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Warning! Long email from a relative
+1
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Hi,
Stephane has been sending patches for the reactor, and he's helping with
the new
Sorry you had to go through all that. Perhaps it is a sign we have our answers
in the wrong places.
http://jakarta.apache.org/turbine/maven/ref/faq.html#unit-test-14
Were you using jdk 1.4? Probably, which means as soon as you change forking to
true in cvs, jdk users 1.4 could have problems.
Hi, I just filed an issue in Scarab for Maven, but have not seen an email come
through to the dev list. Is it set up to do this or is there something I'm
missing.
The issue id is MAVE1.
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Having no repository element is explicit enough for me. :-)
It is good that you picked up on this, I see situations where I work where this
will happen.
-Peter
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Sounds good.
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Many moons ago,
we had a request to move the checkstyle properties off into a separate
file
Will the plugin package house plugins too?
They shouldn't be at the same level as all the other maven stuff.
-Peter
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I added a small Maven ad in the xdoc footer. With more sites using Maven,
thought we should let others know why those sites look so good.
-Peter
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Yeah, I especially like:
a.. All plugins must provide intense sizzle, be goal-oriented, cooperate in a
plug play manner, and optionally provide a powerpoint presentation describing
their management potential.
;-)
-Peter
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Here is a convo I had with someone at Clover headquarters about licensing. He
mentioned Maven integration before I did, so maybe he is on this list ;-):
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Hi Peter,
Sorry, but I am missing something. What about if a commercial
company wants to just 'use', not develop the
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I think we just need to provide access to all the targets so that you
can
Hello,
Somewhere along the way the name element for the dependency element was removed
from the project descriptor. This is good.
There is a need to describe dependencies though. Remember the case:
dependency
nameJava Secure Socket Extension/name
typerequired/type
dIon,
Any change on the appserver stuff?
Lemme know...
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For what's it's worth, I think this is a great idea.
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I do not want to start a debate or a huge long discussion about security
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On Mon, 2002-06-03 at 23:41, Evan Koffler wrote:
I love the new pipeline. It's good to see it coming along.
Yay! I
Hey all,
Would someone have the time to commit my patches RE: appserver control via J2EE
plugin. One is for the documentation, the other for the functionality.
I submitted both to the list in the past ten days.
The sooner it is added, the sooner I can give you more, more, more
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Here is some documentation for the J2EE appserver plugin patch I submitted last
week. Hope this eliminates any grey matter...
Anxious to see it committed so I can offer some more patches. Great work on the
beta release. Things are looking good.
;-)
-Peter
APPSERVER_DOCS.patch.zip
It appears commons-digester-1.2.jar was missing from jars.list, preventing
bootstrapping.
-Peter
Index: jars.list
===
RCS file: /home/cvspublic/jakarta-turbine-maven/jars.list,v
retrieving revision 1.11
diff -u -r1.11 jars.list
yo,
I've been working on an application server plugin for Maven. It is coming...
I plan on submitting the patch for it against the j2ee plugin code. I may be
calling it a seperate plugin, but it will be integrated into j2ee's build.xml as
that seemed logical.
I hope everyone agrees this makes
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Exactly!
I'm also opposed to such a switch. _If_ we were to do something like
this I would want a
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Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 5:58 AM
Subject: Re: [PATCH] Plugin Documentation Re-Org
On Thu, May 30, 2002 at 12:59:28AM -0700, Peter Lynch wrote:
Here is the promised patch to move the plugin docs
Hello,
I've been working on an application server plugin for maven. I originally
started hacking with an internal ant build file I use at work to create
aplication server 'instances', but thankfully Vincent Massol mentioned the way
Cactus works, and that saved me headache in the end. Thanks so
Looks very cool. I'll try to have a close look this coming week end.
I'll also try to find some time to help. WRT Ant 1.5, Cactus has a
custom task that you could use to replace the http condition (while
we're waiting for Ant 1.5 to be mainstream). We could easily implement
that very
Dion,
javac.compile:
[javac] Compiling 233 source files to
G:\cygwin\home\plynch\dev\apache\jakarta-turbine-maven\target\classes
[javac]
[javac] Found 1 semantic error compiling
G:/cygwin/home/plynch/dev/apache/jakarta-turbine-maven/src/java/org/apache/mave
So what I am hearing is that any patches/contribs made at this time should be
1.4.1 compatible. And that would mean if you wanted to use a feature in 1.5,
such as a http condition, you'll have to add a custom Ant task.
-Peter
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Turbine
I have a project that depends on Java Secure Socket Extension.
In this case there are three jars that make up the distribution.
jcert.jar, jsse.jar and jnet.jar.
Any objection to supporting multiple jars per dependency like below?
dependency
nameJava Secure Socket Extension/name
/turbine/modules/actions/sessionvalidator
DefaultSessionValidator.java SessionValidator.java
TemplateSecureSessionValidator.java
TemplateSessionValidator.java
Log:
Thanks to Peter Lynch for these patches to remove antiquated
I think we need Scope where JAAS would have CodeSource.
It's not enough to ask does the Subject have Permission?
We need to be asking does the Subject have Permission in this
Scope?
Or
Does the subject have a capability to do X on a resource with permission X ?
Sounds an awful lot like
If you are using cvs with cygwin, and vi is the editor that comes up, then
just type
:wq
-Peter
- Original Message -
From: Gonzalo A. Diethelm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Turbine Developers List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 9:45 AM
Subject: RE: Security Changes (2 of 3)
Perhaps requiresNew Session should be deprecated in 2.2 instead, but other
than that, I see no reason not to apply this patch. Will someone please
apply?
-Peter
- Original Message -
From: Gareth Coltman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'Peter Lynch'
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent
Hello,
Here is a patch to turbine-2 the does the following:
1. Removes the Turbine.java logic of redirection to establish new sessions
which, although reportedly a fix for certain obscure browser and server
combinations, also has the consequence of creating several problems itself.
2. Removes
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