Thanks Howard (and others, of course). I took a little time off, away from Nukes 
anyway, to learn more Java structure while waiting for the 1.0 release to come out. My 
expectations of course were that it would be a little easier, but i was a little 
disappointed. Sorry, don't mean to offend, but it took me a few hours to go from the 
fairly functional snapshot from mid-February to the 20040304 snapshot. I tried the 
wiki instructions and installer (which really only seems to setup the database right 
now, was hoping it would do more). Here's what i found....


  | i'm using postgreSQL so there was a big warning telling me that it only works with 
mySQL, but i'm used to taking the hard road so i did it anyway.
  | 
  | the installer let me choose my old datasource but failed to drop the tables 
correctly, so i was forced to drop them manually
  | 
  | there was an error creating some of the databases so i had to track it down to a 
couple of inserts that were trying to use "0" instead of "false" for a boolean column.
  | 
  | Fixed the setup.xml's for those faulty dB inserts but had to build clean and 
redeploy a few times to get it setup correctly, but it did. I would commit these back 
to the repository but i'm a definite newb when it comes to CVS. Will need to see about 
something other than anonymous access.
  | 
  | The deploy-components target fails because /server/default/nukes/ directory 
doesn't exist - the installer should probably create that one for you if it doesn't 
already exist - this part of the process is mentioned on the NukesDBSetup wiki but not 
on the installUninstallUpgrade wiki. 
  | 
  | Tried to deploy it as-is but choked on the dB - it thought i was using mySQL. This 
seemed odd because the installer knew i was choosing a pgsql dB. Of course i 
eventually found the line that explained how i needed to change a line in the 
local.properties file to reflect the dB-type. This part was awful and i'm sure will 
keep many people from successfully installing Nukes. I guess i didn't think the 
NukesDBSetup wiki applied to me because i'd already setup my dB for an older snapshot 
of Nukes. I'd say mention the dB-type/local.properties config on the install wiki so 
people get it.
  | 
  | 
  | 
  | 
  | So that was about it, after a few more cleaning, builds, and redeploys. It was 
late though so i didn't even get a chance to play with it. Guess i should stop writing 
this message and go see. Thanks again... .joe
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