David Crossley wrote:
Ross Gardler wrote:
David Crossley wrote:
Ross Gardler wrote:
There are some example content objects in
src/examples for you to try out, for example:
ant -Dcontent.object.dir=[FORREST2_HOME]/src/examples/helloWorld
-Dcontent.object.start.uri=helloWorld.html run
I hope you have more success with this, of course, let me know if you
don't
Doesn't work for me: "Mac OS X" Java5:
svn up
cd /svn/asf/forrest/whiteboard/forrest2/core
ant clean; ant compile-core
ant -Dcontent.object.dir=src/examples/helloWorld
-Dcontent.object.start.uri=helloWorld.html run
...
...
[java] 0 [main] INFO org.apache.forrest.core.Controller (?:?) -
Using Spring Context definition in src/forrestContext.xml
[java]
org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanDefinitionStoreException:
IOException parsing XML document from file
[/svn/asf/forrest/whiteboard/forrest2/core/src/examples/helloWorld/svn/asf/forrest/whiteboard/forrest2/core/src/examples/helloWorld/src/forrestContext.xml]; nested exception is java.io.FileNotFoundException: svn/asf/forrest/whiteboard/forrest2/core/src/examples/helloWorld/src/forrestContext.xml (No such file or directory)
[java] Caused by: java.io.FileNotFoundException:
svn/asf/forrest/whiteboard/forrest2/core/src/examples/helloWorld/src/forrestContext.xml (No such file or directory)
[java] at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method)
...
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Seems to be mangling the pathname somehow. Also tried with
full pathname for content.object.dir with same result.
That forrestContext.xml file should exist in the location indicated
(assuming svn/asf/forrest/whiteboard/forrest2/core is the path to your
forrest2 code). See [1]
Can you please verify that is the case.
I checked all that before sending the errors.
As i said, please note the mangled paths and the missing leading slash
on the Exception messages.
Sorry for being dense, I only looked at the "Caused by:" part of the
report, not the original IO Exception. Interestingly they give two
different paths.
Anyway, I note your ANT command is:
ant -Dcontent.object.dir=src/examples/helloWorld
-Dcontent.object.start.uri=helloWorld.html run
This works OK for me (Cygwin on Windows XP), so I guess this is a MacOS
thing.
Try using the fullpath to the content object:
ant
-Dcontent.object.dir=/svn/asf/forrest/whiteboard/forrest2/coresrc/examples/helloWorld
-Dcontent.object.start.uri=helloWorld.html run
and/or a properly expressed relative path:
ant -Dcontent.object.dir=./src/examples/helloWorld
-Dcontent.object.start.uri=helloWorld.html run
Ross
