I know that's not the right forum to ask but i hope anyone can help me. I'm
using the Globus Build Service to generate my Java WS Core based program. In
the service directory i've the lib directory with two jar-files, wich a
contains the libraries needed by the program.
the file structure is
Y:\Development\Workspace\distPS\at\katai\distPS\peer
The peer-directory contains impl, etc (empty), lib (containing two jars),
deploy-server.wsdd and deploy-jndi-config.xml.
from Y:\Development\Workspace\distPS
i call: "python globus-build-service.py peer"
where "peer" is defined in build.mappings as:
peer,at/katai/distPS/peer,schema/at/katai/distPS/peer/PeerInstance.wsdl
The result of globus-build-service-py is (one of many):
compile:
[javac] Compiling 57 source files to
Y:\Development\Workspace\distPS\build\classes
[javac]
Y:\Development\Workspace\distPS\at\katai\distPS\peer\impl\data\model\Action.
java:9: package com.db4o does not exist
[javac] import com.db4o.ObjectSet;
[javac] ^
com.db4o.ObjectSet is a class in
Y:\Development\Workspace\distPS\at\katai\distPS\peer\lib\db4o-6.3-java5.jar
It looks like that the build service ignores the lib-directory? Or what
other mistake could be made by myself?
thanks, michael
