Re: building from CVS, problems

[Thomas Mahler]

Hi Brian,

Brian McCallister wrote:

Another simple approach.

We have added the line:

<pathelement path="${j2ee.jar}"/>

Good call, I still would like to put a "try to ftp them if you don't have them" - i.e., check for existence of the needed jar files, if it doesn't find them attempt to ftp them, or at least print an echo "Jars are missing that we cannot distribute as Sun has their heads up^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H lawyers checking things, run 'ant get-j2ee-jars' to retrieve them'" message.

I'll try have proper messages for missing jars in build.xml.
But we are definitely not allowed to provide any kind of automated download, be it maven or ant.

A lot of people are pulling down OJB and failing to build and posting the about the problem,.

I hope to provide a solution till 1.0rc1 release.

Providing a convenient ant task to solve this,

Sorry, we are not allowed to do that!

and clearly telling em about it in the build cycle might be nice.

IANAL, but I hope printing a message telling about a missing jar won't be against the law ;-)

Still wondering if there was an Apache Official Policy about it.

That's the official Apache policy! Sorry!

cheers,
Thomas

-Brian

On Thursday, February 20, 2003, at 11:55 AM, Andrew Gilbert wrote:

to classpath ref in build.xml and defined the property to point to a valid J2EE jar(s). In our case it is just one, weblogic, but would also work with reference J2EE jar or with multiple appropriate colon/semi-colon separated jars (jta, jca, etc).

Would be easy to then have ant fail if this property is not defined with instructions on what to do, pointer to deps, etc.

This overcomes some of logistical/click through problems with ftp/http, you don't impose assumptions about the packaging of the required J2EElibs on everyone, and it helps avoid muliple copies of jars all over the place. And it is easy to detect an undefined property, whereas not sure how you can reliably validate class path issues without some extra work or base assumptions about file naming.

Just 2 cents.

-----Original Message-----
From: Brian McCallister [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 11:27 AM
To: OJB Users List
Subject: Re: building from CVS, problems


Was there ever a decision made about how to make obtaining
these easy?
The big licensing hullabaloo seems to have died off with no official
policy being decided.

Is it acceptable to ftp them from within ant?

Is it acceptable to take advantage of other open source projects who
happen to require the same jars (Jboss comes to mind) to
obtain the Sun
jars without going through Sun's click-through?

-Brian

On Thursday, February 20, 2003, at 11:09 AM, Mahler Thomas wrote:

Hi Will,

please use the libs from the 0.9.9 release.
We have removed several jars from cvs as they do not comply

with the

apache
licence model.
for instance sun jar files and also (L)GPLed jar like jboss stuff.

The file
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/db-ojb/project.xml?rev=HEAD&content-
type=text/
vnd.viewcvs-markup (which is rendered by maven to
http://db.apache.org/ojb/dependencies.html)

contains a list of all jars we depend on. it contains

version info and

a
link where to obtain each jar file.

cheers,
thomas

-----Original Message-----
From: Will Jaynes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 3:02 PM
To: OJB Users List
Subject: Re: building from CVS, problems


Well... I found these three jars in the OJB/lib of an old OJB
directory
that I had hidden away. After including these jars compiling still
failed. Then I copied two jboss jars from the old to the

new OJB/lib.

Now compiling gets farther, still fails in
org.jboss.ojb.pb.PBFactory.java.

So, just what all do I need for building OJB that isn't
included in the CVS?

Will

Will Jaynes wrote:

Today, I updated from the OJB CVS and found I couldn't

compile, neither

within Eclipse, which used to work, nor using just Ant.

According to the

Eclipse .classpath file in CVS there are three new jar

files expected to

be in the OJB/lib directory:

servlet.jar
ejb.jar
jts-spec1_0_1.jar

I have a servlet.jar file. Where do the others come from?

Regards, Will

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