Hi Craig!
Thanks for the update - back at you :-)
> Refactoring the Ant target for doing tar and bzip2 files, so hopefully that
> will clean up the bzip and permission issues.
bzip is cleaned up (bzip2 -d works properly) but permissions were a little
borked - the *.sh files were being placed directly under <PLUTO_HOME> (instead
of <PLUTO_HOME>/bin) with +x set. Here's a diff for the fix:
Index: dist-build.xml
===================================================================
--- dist-build.xml (revision 396026)
+++ dist-build.xml (working copy)
@@ -116,13 +116,13 @@
<bzip2 src="${dist.basedir}/${pluto.name}-bin.tar"
destfile="${dist.basedir}/${pluto.name}-bin.tar.bz2"/>
- <antcall target="clean"/>
+ <antcall target="clean"/>
</target>
<target name="tar-nocompress" description="Creates tar binary
distributions">
<tar destfile="${dist.basedir}/${pluto.name}-bin.tar">
- <tarfileset prefix="${pluto.name}"
dir="${dist.dir}/bin" mode="755" username="pluto" group="pluto">
- <include name="*.sh"/>
+ <tarfileset prefix="${pluto.name}" dir="${dist.dir}"
mode="755" username="pluto" group="pluto">
+ <include name="bin/*.sh"/>
</tarfileset>
<tarfileset prefix="${pluto.name}" dir="${dist.dir}"
username="pluto" group="pluto">
<include name="**/*"/>
By the way, I attempted to build the binary dist from the SVN trunk to check
the above fix. The fix works: the *.sh files are where they're supposed to be
under <PLUTO_HOME>/bin/*.sh with +x. But when I start Tomcat, Pluto doesn't
start - war files are missing from <PLUTO_HOME>/PlutoDomain/. Perhaps you have
changes not yet checked in? No biggie atm - looks like there's a fatfinger in
o.a.p.maven.ReinstallMojo and UninstallMojo when Carsten added the license -
that may be it.
> Modification of the Tomcat5FileSystemInstaller class to make all the file
> separators in the Tomcat context DDs docBase attribute forward slashes.
Fixed! No problems here.
> That LocalStrings error shows up in my console too, but it appears to not
> be a problem. It's something that we can let slip for a beta release.
Agreed, I can put in a Jira if you want.
As far as executing the test portlets go, test #10 - the Session Timeout Test,
of portlet 2 fails. No matter what order I execute the tests in, and no matter
if I do the tests in portlet 2 before portlet 1 or vice versa.
That's all from just the .bz2 binary dist - I'll plan on doing more testing
with the .tar.gz binary dists then move onto the source dists.
