> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Hodgetts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> * The first is when it's trying to build the JUnit optional
> package. The class AggregateTransformer is referencing the
> class javax.xml.transform.Transformer. This doesn't seem to
> be in JAXP release 1.0.1. I found it in the EA release of
> JAXP 1.1, in the crimson.jar, and in the Xalan release. I'm
> assuming this just needs the XSLT stuff, so the only real
> issue then is to update the docs to mention this. This seems
> to be new in the latest sources, since I've built without
> Xalan before.
Yes indeed, it needs javax.xml.transform which is part of JAXP 1.1
Sorry about this. I will change it to reference directly something else more widespreaded (Xalan 1 ?)
I need to set explicitely the system ids and the current XSLTLiaison wrappers do not allows such things, since they assume we are dealing with file URI. So I choose JAXP 1.1 which should be released soon, but this is too new and will certainly cause problems. Dealing with libraries version starts to be a real pain these days because of different things.
> * Once I fix the above error, I get down to almost the end of
> the build, and it's trying to copy files from src/bin in the
> main target. I don't see any src/bin in the archives. Am I
> missing something? Is the build.xml wrong? If I just add a
> src/bin directory, then it gets past this, but...
mm.. there is a src/bin which contains antRun and so on. Where did you get the source from ?
> * The next error is when it tries to copy junit.jar from the
> build/ant/lib/optional . I assume this is missing because
> the newly created src/bin directory is empty, although it
> seems these files exist in the lib directory, so shouldn't
> they be copied from there???
mm.. this is not very clear to me.
> I know I'm reporting problems without offering patches, but
> I haven't had a chance to dig into things yet, and I'm still
> a bit confused with all the recent build changes so I don't
> feel up to speed on anything at this point.
An another pair of eyes is unvaluable.
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St�phane Bailliez
Software Engineer, Paris - France
iMediation - http://www.imediation.com
Disclaimer: All the opinions expressed above are mine and not those from my company.
