Mike,
Even though you are doing away with module-map.properties, here's a
piece of info. When keel-build-3.0.jar is built, it does not include
module-map.properties.
I went ahead and checked out keel-build form CVS, which does have module
map.properties, and was able to do a "maven war". Hoev
Mike/All,
The clnt-* module artifactId-s were keel-clnt-* instead of clnt-*, not
matching the CVS module/directory names. This was messing up Eclipse
projects, when the .project/.classpath was generated by Maven. I went
through and changed all the artifactId-s, and changed all the references
Bruce:
Go into example-projects/default - the maven command needs to be
launched from the same dir as the project.xml
Mike
On Thu, 2005-02-24 at 20:50, Bruce Powell wrote:
> executed in c:/keel/keel-build/example-projects
>
> Bruce Powell, R & D Officer
> Emerging Systems
> Unit 18, 9 Hoyle Av
executed
in
c:/keel/keel-build/example-projects
Bruce Powell, R & D
OfficerEmerging Systems Unit 18, 9 Hoyle Avenue
Castle Hill NSW 2154 Australia | D +61 2 8853 4711 | F
+61 2 9659 9366 | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.emerging.com.au
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Very goodthe less odds and ends hanging around, the better it is :-)
I'll watch your checkins and try it outuntil now I haven't been able
to build and run
Shash:
I haven't published it to the repository yet, but some further work on
KeelMavenTool today has obsoleted the properties files i
Shash:
I haven't published it to the repository yet, but some further work on
KeelMavenTool today has obsoleted the properties files in keel-build in
any case - now it goes directly to the POMs for the jars to get the info
it needs, eliminating one more thing we have to maintain.
So we can obsole
Aleks:
When I get all the refactoring and shuffling about done, there should in
fact be very little overlap between project.xml's. That's why I didn't
use the extend facility for the POM initially. Currently, a lot of the
project.xml's have more dependencies than the in fact need, and I just
found
Mike,
Yes, KEEL_HOME is set, and keel:install does install/expand keel-build
in $KEEL_HOME/keel-build correctly (I deleted the directory prior to
getting the Keel plugin and doing keel:install).
Shash
Shash:
I'm surprised that the keel:install goal didn't install the
module-map.properties in kee
Bruce,
in which directory do you execute maven?
Aleks
On Fri, 2005-02-25 at 10:19 +1100, Bruce Powell wrote:
>
>
> I am getting there, but
>
> BUILD FAILED
> File.. C:\Documents and Settings\bruce.ES\.maven\cache
> \maven-keel-plugin-1.2.2\plugin.jelly
> Element... ant:fail
> Line..
I am getting there,
but
BUILD FAILEDFile.. C:\Documents and
Settings\bruce.ES\.maven\cache\maven-keel-plugin-1.2.2\plugin.jellyElement...
ant:failLine.. 224Column 19You must define currentVersion in
your POM. (Or there is no POM in this
directory)
Bruce Powell, R & D
Of
Salut all,
there is a lot of duplicate code in the project.xml files... are there
any reasons not to put some common dependencies (commons-logging etc.
for example) and everything you can find under the "build" tag in one
common project.xml file that the others extend (apps, services, comms).
We c
Thanks!
On Thu, 2005-02-24 at 16:58 +0800, Sasvata (Shash) Chatterjee wrote:
> Done!!!
>
> >Salut,
> >
> >could someone please upload the following jars to the keel remote
> >repository:
> >
> >- barbecue-1.0.6b.jar (http://barbecue.sourceforge.net)
> >- jasperreports-0.6.4.jar (http://jasperrepo
Thomas:
A build from source would consist of syncing with CVS, then executing a
"maven jar:install" from each Keel module you want to build.
There is a "multiproject" goal that can do the whole works at once, but
I haven't got it set up perfectly yet (you can try a "maven
multiproject:install" fr
Thomas:
On Thu, 2005-02-24 at 17:08, Thomas Duff wrote:
> Cool, thanks. Once you have fixed it, how do I get resynchronized?
> Another ``maven keel:install''? Thanks again,
You should just need to edit your project.xml, change to "SNAPSHOT" for
app-util, svc-persist-base and svc-persist, then d
BTW, I manually copied the svc-persist-base JSPs over and
it seems to be smooth sailing. :)
Also, I checked the rest of the services and none of them had
any JSPs.
t
On Feb 24, 2005, at 4:52 PM, Michael Nash wrote:
Thomas:
Ok, you've hit a bug there for sure: The svc-persist-base module has a
JSP
So, now that I've gotten the binary build working pretty well, I was
wondering how you go about doing a build from sources with maven?
Or do you still use ant for that?
t
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Ke
Cool, thanks. Once you have fixed it, how do I get resynchronized?
Another ``maven keel:install''? Thanks again,
t
On Feb 24, 2005, at 4:52 PM, Michael Nash wrote:
Thomas:
Ok, you've hit a bug there for sure: The svc-persist-base module has a
JSP in it - unfortunately, as it's not tagged as a "cl
Thomas:
Ok, you've hit a bug there for sure: The svc-persist-base module has a
JSP in it - unfortunately, as it's not tagged as a "client" module
(which it isn't of course), the JSP's aren't getting extracted into the
right places.
I'm going to refactor this right now into app-util, where it belo
Well, just to keep the ball rolling, I blindly looked for something
to create a legal tiles-defs.xml from and found three files in the
sources that together make:
"-//Apache Software Foundation//DTD Tiles Configuration 1.1//EN"
"http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/dtds/tiles-config_1_1.dtd">
Thomas:
On Thu, 2005-02-24 at 15:02, Thomas Duff wrote:
> Nope, same error. It did download the SNAPSHOT version,
> though.
Ok, at least we got that bit...:-)
> I don't know if it illuminates anything or not, but here
> are the file from an unbuilt cvs checkout that contain tiles:
It helps a
I was worried that these errors might be specific to Mac OS X/Darwin
but I just reproduced them on a sun dev box.
t
On Feb 24, 2005, at 3:02 PM, Thomas Duff wrote:
Nope, same error. It did download the SNAPSHOT version,
though. I don't know if it illuminates anything or not, but here
are the file
Nope, same error. It did download the SNAPSHOT version,
though. I don't know if it illuminates anything or not, but here
are the file from an unbuilt cvs checkout that contain tiles:
(~/projects/keel)
[Silver] (duff): find . -type f -a \! -path "*CVS*" | xargs grep -I -i
-l tiles
grep: ./.metad
Thomas:
Interesting - these files (mentioned tiles) appear to be from
clnt-struts (keel-clnt-struts jar file). I've just "deployed" a new
"snapshot" of this jar. If you take the project.xml and change the
"version" value for the dependency for "keel-clnt-struts" to SNAPSHOT,
then do a fresh "maven
There didn't seem to be any jsps that included the string "tiles".
Here are the
non-binary files which contain the string "tiles":
(~/keel/keel-build/example-projects/default)
[Silver] (duff): find . -type f | xargs grep -I -i -l tiles
./build.log
./src/webapp/WEB-INF/classes/META-INF/tlds/stru
Thomas:
On Thu, 2005-02-24 at 13:34, Thomas Duff wrote:
> Nope, same problem. As a matter of fact, I also experienced the
> "incomplete
> war file on first build" thing again too. I'll attach complete logs of
> the first and
> second ``maven war'' attempts including the contents of the resulti
I did this tuesday but I'll try it again today. I'll report back with
the results.
t
On Feb 24, 2005, at 7:32 AM, Michael Nash wrote:
Thomas:
Hmm - also odd - all the depenencies on Tiles should have been removed,
as it's not a default in the latest Struts. You might try removing your
keel dire
Do you have the same problem if you use slashes instead of backslashes?
This "d:/java/maven-repo" should work...
Cheers,
Aleks
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Well guys,
It looks like the same problem I had with specifying an absolute
path within Keel, popped up in maven. Maybe it's a java/winXP problem. If I
specify my repo as d:\java\maven-repo\ it tries to create
%home%\d:\java\maven-repo. This really sucks guys...but I'm going to be
getting
Thomas:
Hmm - also odd - all the depenencies on Tiles should have been removed,
as it's not a default in the latest Struts. You might try removing your
keel directory from the local repository, so it will get fresh jars for
everything, in case you got something before an update.
I'm also working
Ramin:
Most of my projects started as a clone of another project, but to start
a project from scratch:
http://maven.apache.org/reference/user-guide.html#Starting_a_New_Project
This looks like the ticket
HTH!
Mike
On Mon, 2005-02-21 at 11:06, Ramin wrote:
> So do I still need to run ant create
Shash:
Thanks, that's great! We're getting there...!
Mike
On Thu, 2005-02-24 at 04:01, Sasvata (Shash) Chatterjee wrote:
> Out of these, the following are now fixed (not to say they actually
> work, but only that they can be built with maven):
>
> clnt-maverick
> svc-authentication-jndi
> svc-
Shash:
I'm surprised that the keel:install goal didn't install the
module-map.properties in keel-build - it should have. Could $KEEL_HOME
be set wrong?
I'll make sure I'm checking for that variable to be set, and add an
"echo" to say where it's installing as a safeguard...
Mike
On Thu, 2005-02-
Out of these, the following are now fixed (not to say they actually
work, but only that they can be built with maven):
clnt-maverick
svc-authentication-jndi
svc-authentication-kerb5
svc-authentication-mad
svc-authentication-nttagish
svc-jdo-xorm
svc-report-jasperreports
svc-spellcheck-jazzy
Shash
Done!!!
Salut,
could someone please upload the following jars to the keel remote
repository:
- barbecue-1.0.6b.jar (http://barbecue.sourceforge.net)
- jasperreports-0.6.4.jar (http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net)
- jdt-compiler.jar (version is probably 3.0; can be found in the
jasperreports downlo
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