Thanks to Hongbing's effort, we find something very weird:

In Julie April 10's build data, there are two entries:
build Success Ant D:\java\cruisecontrol-work 04/10/2006-16:58:22 {projectName=printHelloWorld, runtime=1144724287789, buildDate=1129839733000}
hackyCore_Build.cruisecontrol Failure Ant C:\HackystatSource\hackyCore_Build 04/10/2006-16:58:22 {projectName=Hackystat-All, runtime=1144724287789, buildDate=1142866987000}

Note the "runtime" in pMap. From the data format in xml file on hard disk, these pieces are sent using ant sensor after evolution. But the weird thing is ant sensor uses "runTime" instead of "runtime".

So, Julie, perhaps you need to update your sensor. In the mean time, I'll put a try-catch block in my code.

Cheers,

Cedric


Philip Johnson wrote:
As further evidence, I just tried to run DailyProjectDetails on the public server for yesterday's Hackystat-7 data to see if it was returning in a reasonable amount of time.

Well, the good news is, the DailyProjectDetails command now runs in less than a second. 

The bad news is that it returns a stack trace! :-)

I assume that Cedric and Hongbing will work this out and deploy a new version to the public server today.

Cheers,
Philip


----- Original Message -----
From: "(Cedric) Qin ZHANG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, April 11, 2006 3:26 am
Subject: [HACKYSTAT-DEV-L] DailyProjectBuild cannot instaitiate.
To: [email protected]

  
Hello,

Who touched DailyProjecBuild recently? Any analysis depends on that 
class throws exception.

For example:

org.hackystat.core.telemetry.reducer.TelemetryReducerException: 
Error: 
class org.hackystat.sdt.build.dailyproject.DailyProjectBuild could 
not 
be instantiated.

Cedric

    

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