Yes, I am continuing to work through the build process on Windows. We are being
encouraged to move to James 3 for security concerns with our existing 2.3.2
installation. As I said, without Docker, my Linux build was successful, but
the Windows build fails. I am convinced it is a problem with
Hi,
I wonder if there is not some cleaner ways of doing this.
Could you share the exact stack-trace you have? (for license reasons I
don't have a windows machine at hand...) With the exact maven goals and
maven versions you are running...
Previously we choose to not play Dockerized test if a
Bill
I got past those same errors in cassandra. What I had to do was comment
out the references to 'test' in the pom file of
apache-james-backends-cassandra. I attached it here. Rebuild with this
POM file and you should get past it. The thing is, you don't need to do
that if you build on a
Yeah, we are there too. Docker is apparently only used for testing. What errors
are you hitting? I probably hit the same ones and fixed them. Worst case
scenario, join the developer list as well and vote on the “are we ready for a
release?” questions. That is what one of the devs told me.
Thank you! I got past my classpath issue; but now I have many cassandra
errors. I'm wondering if there is an existing build and config that is
closer to what I'm looking for, but I will soldier on if there isn't!
On 12/5/18 6:07 PM, Garry Hurley wrote:
That is an easy fix. You have to
That is an easy fix. You have to download the MySql Connect driver and copy the
jar file into the /lib path (or add it to your classpath manually,
but making sure it is in /lib makes it more easily portable when
you migrate systems and keeps your files in one place). You can choose to make
a
I'm in a similar situation, except I want to keep docker and
docker-compose, but persist with mysql. I changed
james-database.properties, but queries throw a ClassNotFound exception
for com.mysql.jdbc.Driver.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks --Bill
On 12/5/18 3:27 PM, Garry
Hey,
Is anyone able to get this application to build or install without using
Cassandra or Docker? If so, how do you get past the MailboxAnnotation JPA
failure of trying to create a table with a column named 'KEY' in a real
database?
