Hi

Jon made the update without informing me that he actually already transfered the 
localization to turbine. This has
broken the jyve build, as the getString() requests which were previously handled by a 
class named
LocalizationManager has not been implemented within turbine by now. We will probably 
have to wait for another major
update, fixing the left-out package (org.apache.turbine.services...), which you 
mentioned and implementing
TurbineServices.LOCALIZATION.

However, Jon said on the CVS-check-in list that Jyve currently won't build.

For now we will just have to wait until Jon posts a message which will hopefully clear 
things up a bit.

-Jonas

Bernie Hoeneisen wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have just checked out the latest CVS version of turbine and jyve.
> turbine just builds fine (again), but building jyve results in a bunch
> of Java exceptions such as:
>
> /jyve/src/java/org/apache/jyve/actions/AddNewQuestion.java:108:
> Undefined variable or class name: TurbineServices
> 
>TurbineServices.getInstance().getService(TurbineServices.LOCALIZATION).getString("ADDNEWQUESTION_UNTITLEDQ")));
>
> Adding a line
> import org.apache.turbine.services;
> to AddNewQuestion.java results in exceptions as:
>
> /jyve/src/java/org/apache/jyve/actions/AddNewQuestion.java:109: No
> variable LOCALIZATION defined in class
> org.apache.turbine.services.TurbineServices.
> 
>TurbineServices.getInstance().getService(TurbineServices.LOCALIZATION).getString("ADDNEWQUESTION_UNTITLEDQ")));
>
> So it doesn't solve the problem....:-(
>
> Any hints, what's wrong? Does it build on other installations?
>
> Greetings,
>  Bernie
>
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