Hi Mike. Hi everyone.

"./build.sh src_dist" has some problems (in addition to the one I described in my previous message). Enumerating them here for discussion:

- The src distribution needs to be unpacked on top of the binary
distribution -- otherwise the libraries in lib/ will be missing. Do you
think they should be in both packages?

- log4j.conf is missing form bin/. This doesn't seem to break any tests
-- are they needed?

- bin/testfiles/ is missing -- this is required for tests to work.

- lib/ant-...jar and lib/ant-...-optional.jar are missing. They
should be in the source package.

- build.sh lacks the necessary execute permissions. I should add these.

- There's no way to build binary and source distributions in a single
shot -- you need to build one, extract the results, then build the
other. I should fix this.

I can fix all these without need to re-issue the binary distribution. Or we can generate a source distribution by hand (by packing up the checked-out CVS content) and sort these out later: for 1.9.1 if Mike decides to issue it for the Japanese stuff, or for 1.10. It's also possible that we need to issue a 1.9.1 anyway to sort out the unit test problem from my previous e-mail. Your opinion welcome.

For 1.10, we could try to move to Maven for building. Seems to be pretty much the standard chez Jakarta. Anyone has experience with it?

--
Salut,

Jordi.


Jordi Salvat i Alabart wrote:


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I will make a source release in the next few days - the build file doesn't appear set up to make a source tar,


ant src_dist

should do it -- though it's long since I've not tested it. I'll try it now.

so I have to write that. In previous releases, source was included in all dists, but that made for a large download, so it was taken out.

Also, the japanese translation is now in my hands, and I want to make that available, probably as a patch.



-Mike

On 8 Aug 2003 at 17:45, Tetsuya Kitahata wrote:


http://jakarta.apache.org/site/news.html#20030807.1

Congratulations!

By the way, where can I find the source version of JMeter 1.9?

-- Tetsuya ([EMAIL PROTECTED])

On Thu, 07 Aug 2003 09:40:08 -0400
(Subject: JMeter 1.9 released)
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The voting, while far from complete, was unanimous, and JMeter 1.9 is released. The links from jmeter's home pages (jakarta.apache.org/jmeter) have been updated to reflect this. Enjoy!

Now, let the development fun begin.

I'll make a source release in the next few days as well and put it up.

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