Jacek,
Ok... so check your copy of the jetspeed-2.0.war file in your maven
repo... are the OJB configuration files in the war?
I have:
...
4865 Wed Feb 01 15:53:32 MST 2006 WEB-INF/classes/OJB-logging.properties
24033 Wed Feb 01 15:53:32 MST 2006 WEB-INF/classes/OJB.properties
37098 Wed Feb 01 15:53:32 MST 2006 WEB-INF/classes/repository.dtd
1274 Wed Feb 01 15:53:32 MST 2006 WEB-INF/classes/repository.xml
2115 Wed Feb 01 15:53:32 MST 2006 WEB-INF/classes/repository_database.xml
7286 Wed Feb 01 15:53:32 MST 2006 WEB-INF/classes/repository_internal.xml
...
Let's see if this is a deployment issue or a build issue first.
Also, if you get horribly stuck, you can also try the maven2 build...
see the dev list details for information. Would like to know if it fails
as well.
Finally... are you sure that '_svn' is not configurable to '.svn'? That
seems like a horrible design decision if not IMHO.
Randy
Jacek Wiślicki wrote:
Wiadomosc od Philip Mark Donaghy z 2006-03-07 15:07 brzmiala:
This just happened to me and I was able to reproduce it until I
installed a fresh tomcat 5.5.12, then it disappeared.
In my case the solution was slightly more complicated. Meanwhile I
experienced to OJB.properties problem appearing on the list, too. Bad
luck, isn't it? ;)
The steps I have performed were:
1. Delete the whole ~/.maven dir (repository, etc.)
2. Delete jetspeed plugin JAR form maven plugins
3. Upgrade the initial jetspeed plugin to 2.0-dev (I used 2.0-M4
snapshot before) - does it matter?.
4. maven allClean allBuild
5. maven quickstart
6. Start Tomcat...
...and the OJB problem still existed. Until I've copied all the files
from etc/db-ojb to WEB-INF/classes in the Jetspeed dir (webapps under
Tomcat).
I think that the OJB problem should be regarded as a severe
reproducible bug and is worth creating a JIRA isSue. It seems to me
that it also caused the problem with preferences starting the thread.
And it seems to work fine now. The hardest build ever... 4 days...
Thanks for your help :)
By the way - I'm using TortoiseSVN 1.3.2. The earliest versions of the
product store SVN data in '_svn' dirs (they used to be '.svn'). These
directories are included in maven builds (WARs, JARs, etc.). Is there
some simple way to exclude them from builds? The Jetspeed Maven
scripts and config files are rather vague to me and I do not know
where to place some <exclude>.
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