Hi Patrick,
I've tried to build the openjpa-lib but have one issue:
ConstantPoolTable is not found. It's not in the serp library that I
downloaded from sourceforge this morning. Are you using an unreleased
version of serp perhaps?
I easily enough defined a maven 1 project for this. If you
> I noticed that all your .java files are marked as executable.
> This is a common problem with some Windows systems, but
> you're running MacOS, right?
Sadly, my corporate overlords have me on a Windows machine right now.
> Anyway, there's a web page describing the problem at http://
> db.apache
> I've tried to build the openjpa-lib but have one issue:
> ConstantPoolTable is not found. It's not in the serp library
> that I downloaded from sourceforge this morning. Are you
> using an unreleased version of serp perhaps?
Yep, we probably haven't synced back out to serp recently. Thanks f
Maven shouldn't have any trouble with the 1.5 language features;
I've switched from Ant to Maven2 for everything possible locally. To
configure Maven to compile with 1.5, just use the below to do
so.
FWIW, I'm totally +1 on Maven support and wish we had Beehive M2
enabled; it just makes thing
The issue isn't maven being 1.5-capable; the issue is having an
environment set up that has one source dir for 1.3, one for 1.4, and one
for 1.5. Does maven have that type of capability? We probably shouldn't
be downgrading our build process, basically.
-Patrick
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Patrick Linskey
BEA Systems, I
We should now be able to get to the new serp bits. Thanks, Abe!
-Patrick
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Patrick Linskey
BEA Systems, Inc.
> -Original Message-
> From: Abe White
> Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2006 9:14 PM
> To: Patrick Linskey
> Subject: Re: initial commit
>
> > Can you push the serp changes back out
Hi,
Good job!
With the new serp download bits, the project compiles ok under maven.
All I had to do was to use the maven metadata files from OPENJPA-2,
copy the serp jar file to the local maven repository, and badda bing.
The javadoc isn't so pretty, with about a hundred errors. @nojavadoc
