CVS problem with SSIServlet file

2002-05-24 Thread Remy Maucherat

I was having a case problem with one file, and tried to fix it. However, I
now have problems adding back the file. Maybe it's a WinCVS bug.

The server returned:
assertion key != NULL failed: file
/usr/src/gnu/usr.bin/cvs/cvs/../../../../contrib/cvs/src/hash.c, line 312
cvs [server aborted]: received abort signal

The SSiCommand class also has bad capitalization.

Remy


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Re: CVS problem with SSIServlet file

2002-05-24 Thread Glenn Nielsen

Remy,

I just fixed the SSiCommand.java case and have updated several times from CVS
without any problems.  Tomcat 4 CVS HEAD now builds fine for me.
One of my updates did get delayed for 10-15 seconds while you had a lock
on one of the SSI files.

I no longer see an SSIServlet.java or SSiServlet.java in my local copy
of the TOmcat 4 cvs repository.

I don't use WinCVS.

Regards,

Glenn

Remy Maucherat wrote:

 I was having a case problem with one file, and tried to fix it. However, I
 now have problems adding back the file. Maybe it's a WinCVS bug.
 
 The server returned:
 assertion key != NULL failed: file
 /usr/src/gnu/usr.bin/cvs/cvs/../../../../contrib/cvs/src/hash.c, line 312
 cvs [server aborted]: received abort signal
 
 The SSiCommand class also has bad capitalization.
 
 Remy
 
 
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Re: CVS problem with SSIServlet file

2002-05-24 Thread Remy Maucherat

 Remy,

 I just fixed the SSiCommand.java case and have updated several times from
CVS
 without any problems.  Tomcat 4 CVS HEAD now builds fine for me.
 One of my updates did get delayed for 10-15 seconds while you had a lock
 on one of the SSI files.

 I no longer see an SSIServlet.java or SSiServlet.java in my local copy
 of the TOmcat 4 cvs repository.

I removed the file, but wasn't able to add it back, because of the error I
got from the server :-(

Remy


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Re: CVS problem with SSIServlet file

2002-05-24 Thread Dan Sandberg

Perhaps Bill had the same problem when he tried to submit my code.

The code I posted on this list had the file named SSIServlet.java ( not 
SsiServlet.java ) and the web.xml file called it SSIServlet.java.

Bill changed those both to SsiServlet, perhaps because of the problems 
you are having.

Maybe SSIServlet.java is already is in the repository attic and is 
causing a conflict? Maybe there's some case-insensitivity thing going on 
( I know CVS is case-sensitive )?

Can someone muck around in the repository and see what's going on?

-Dan

Remy Maucherat wrote:

Remy,

I just fixed the SSiCommand.java case and have updated several times from


CVS
  

without any problems.  Tomcat 4 CVS HEAD now builds fine for me.
One of my updates did get delayed for 10-15 seconds while you had a lock
on one of the SSI files.

I no longer see an SSIServlet.java or SSiServlet.java in my local copy
of the TOmcat 4 cvs repository.



I removed the file, but wasn't able to add it back, because of the error I
got from the server :-(

Remy


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