Hello Aaron,
I verified that my Jupiter sensor is installed on my Eclipse IDE. It is also
the latest version as well.
I just installed the CVS commit sensor but got errors running the Ant task:
"build.xml:8: C:\cvs-repository\cvsnt not found."
This is the body of the Ant build file that I have defined:
<taskdef name="cvs-sensor"
classname="org.hackystat.app.commit.sensor.CvsSensorAntTask"
classpath="${basedir}/sensor.cvs.jar"/>
<cvs-sensor repositoryName="HackyDev"
hackystatHost="hackydev.ics.hawaii.edu"
mappingFile="MappingFile.xml">
<fileset dir="C:\cvs-repository\cvsnt">
<include name="**/*.*,v"/>
<exclude name="**/*.jar,v"/>
<exclude name="**/*.class,v"/>
</fileset>
</cvs-sensor>
Shouldn't the "dir" attribute point to "C:\cvs-repository\cvsnt"?
Thanks,
Burt
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:owner-hackystat-dev-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Aaron Kagawa
> Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 12:27 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [HACKYSTAT-DEV-L:209] jupiter sensor mis-enablers
>
> Hey All,
>
> This is just a friendly reminder asking everyone to enable the jupiter
> sensor. The following people do not have review data for this past
> review:
> - Burt
> - Mike
> - Cedric
> - Philip (because he got pizza)
> - Melissa
>
> In addition, the following people have no Commit Data, however I know that
> they committed review files
> - Burt
> - Melissa
> - Hongbing
> - Philip (because he got pizza)
>
> To fix the Commit data problem, you must specify "C:\cvs-repository\cvsnt"
> as a workspace root. This workspace root is important because the Commit
> Sensor is sending data from the CVS server, not our local machines. This
> also indicates that our project data has been wrong all this time and that
> these mis-enablers haven't noticed that their information hasn't been
> collected. Hopefully, that won't be a problem any more.
>
> thanks, aaron
