Re: Problems with building

2009-04-29 Thread Stefan Bodewig
On 2009-04-28,  wrote:

>>> There are "just" problems while testing due lack of JSP support

>> Depending on what you want to do with the Hudson build, you can
>> disable tests or try to fix them 8-)

> I want to fix them ;)

Good luck.   I don't expect I'd be able to help you.

> Maybe this is resolved by adding "real" dependencies ...

Unlikely since mvn will download what it needs anyway.

> The tests rely on a "working" JPS-engine. Gump could start a webserver?

If the build process does, sure.  Cactus does so for example.  It is
also known to be a problem for the Cactus builds from time to time
since sometimes the port doesn't seem to become available after the
Cactus build and subsequent builds fail to start a new server.

Stefan

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Re: Problems with building

2009-04-28 Thread Stefan Bodewig
On 2009-04-28,  wrote:

>> Thanks I will have a look and report.

> Hudson now compiles fine.

> There are "just" problems while testing due lack of JSP support

Depending on what you want to do with the Hudson build, you can
disable tests or try to fix them 8-)

I have no idea why the tests would fail given that you are really only
doing a mvn build as any developer would do on a freshly checked out
working copy.

Right now you are really only doing a nightly build of hudson since it
builds earlier than most of the libs it depends on.

Stefan


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Re: Problems with building

2009-04-27 Thread Stefan Bodewig
On 2009-04-23,  wrote:

>> Do you know how much memory is supposed to be sufficient in order to
>> build hudson?  We could set MAVEN_OPTS globally.

> I tried MAVEN_OPTS with several values on my WinXP machine with Java
> 1.6.0_12:
>   -Xmx32m : too less
>   -Xmx64m : too less
>   -Xmx128m  : works

I've set it to 256m on our Solaris zone
http://gump.zones.apache.org/gump/test/index.html where it should be
used for the next fresh build starting sometime this afternoon (from
my European perspective).

If things work well, I'll change vmgump's environment as well.

Stefan

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Re: Problems with building

2009-04-23 Thread Stefan Bodewig
On 2009-04-21,  wrote:

> I am trying to add the Hudson CI server to the projects built by Gump.
> But I only get an OutOfMemoryError [1] regardless what I pass to Maven2
> [2]

Unlike the ant builder the mvn builder in Gump doesn't run Java
directly but rather invokes the mvn wrapper script.  The only way to
infuence JVM settings here is by providing a MAVEN_OPTS environment
variable.

Unfortunately Gump doesn't provide a way to specify builder specific
environment variables.

Do you know how much memory is supposed to be sufficient in order to
build hudson?  We could set MAVEN_OPTS globally.

Stefan

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