On Dec 7, 2007 11:22 AM, samjoe9998 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I used the exact instruction there. I think the difference is that you might
> build (since you use tarball, I guess) on Linux platform. I built on Windows
> XP. The windows 3.2.1-src.zip contains invalid entries such as "file:xxx" (a
> bunch of HTMLs) which can not be extracted by WinZip. I have to use 7-Zip to
> remove those entries before uncompress, but that should not affect the build
> at all. Is this relate to the path separator between Linux and Windows?
I did notice during my testing for this issue that I also have a
directory named file: upon expansion of the tarball. This build issue
has nothing to do with the extra directory that's included from the
filesystem. This issue appears to have something to do with a bad car
file from Geronimo as it says it failed to load.
Bruce
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