Ok, so I got James 3.2.0 and Java10 running - but a few tweaks were needed:
1) I guess it's an issue of the package, but JAVA_HOME needs to be set
so javadoc can be found.
2) Since Java9 the package javax.xml.bind is deprecated and removed in
Java11. So to avoid the ClassNotFound MAVEN_OPTS="--add-modules
java.xml.bind" is needed for compile and to run an additional line in
wrapper.conf does the trick:
wrapper.java.additional.13=--add-modules=java.xml.bind (13 chosen as 1 -
12 is already taken - at least for my file).
Also, when using mysql-connector, it depends from where one gets the
driver. mysql.com v8 contains com.mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver. When from
openSuse repo you still have to use com.mysql.jdbc.Driver.
So, anything ready for using james even on openSuSE Leap 15.0 with
Java10 and repo-provided jdbc-driver - with mariaDB 10.3 provided by
thier repo.
Thanks to anyone.
greetings, Matt
Am 07.01.2019 um 16:25 schrieb cryptearth:
I'm with you, and also tried that - but for some reason there is a
change between the last working snapshot from june 3rd 2018 wich
causes a table structure alteration even if a working setup was
created before with that working snapshot. So it seems that james
registeres the current table structure doesn't match what it should be
and tries to "correct" it - and fails.
Anyhow - I should had known - cause I had similar issues when opensuse
changed from MySQL to MariaDB - took me a few days to recover the
database.
Matt
Am 07.01.2019 um 15:19 schrieb Garry Hurley:
It is also worth noting that once the tables are created, you need
not worry s much, except for putting records in where the data
exceeds the size of the field
Sent from my iPad
On Jan 7, 2019, at 7:17 AM, cryptearth <cryptea...@cryptearth.de>
wrote:
Hello Benoit,
as always you're such a great help. It took me a bit to get MariaDB
10.3 running (repo for opensuse isn't well maintained - or at least
doesn't follow the guidelines required by opensuse leap 15.0) - at
it worked instantly without any warning. I didn't thought it could
be MariaDB itself as I tested some other dist-versions wich all
contain different versions of MariaDB, but all 10.2 or lower. So I
thought maybe it could be an issue with connector (wich really is
when one tries to use the one provided by dist repo - wich has
issues) or with James itself changed in the past half year.
So, now I can spend the rest of me week upgrading to leap 15.0 with
James 3.2.0 while watching agdq.
Thanks again, keep it up.
Matt
Am 07.01.2019 um 10:07 schrieb Benoit Tellier:
Hi
I think Marc did run in a similar issue, that he solved with a MariaDB
10.3 upgrade.
Maybe you can give this a try.
Cheers,
On 1/7/19 2:24 PM, cryptearth wrote:
Hey there all,
I'm having issues getting James up and running with MySQL/MariaDB
since v3.1.0.
The main exception it all comes down to is:
org.apache.openjpa.lib.jdbc.ReportingSQLException: Specified key was
too long; max key length is 3072 bytes
I uploaded the logs to my root - as over 64k of logs would be way to
much for a mail:
https://cryptearth.de/~cryptearth/james-server.txt
https://cryptearth.de/~cryptearth/wrapper.txt
Branches worked: 3.0.1-RC and master-3.0.x
Starting with 3.1.0 and later it fails with exception above.
I already asked google about this issue - and many suggestion some
config settings to allow longer primary keys and bigger packages -
but
none of the suggested or supported options helped. So it's either a
issue in the database-resource file wich contains all the queries
- or
the database-structure is to complex for MySQL/MariaDB to correctly
handle it.
This seems to be a recent change - a master-snapshot from June 3rd
2018 doesn't contain this issue and runs fine. Clone from Jan 1st
2019
has it. So, somethings change in the past half year.
Connector: mysql-connector-java-8.0.13 from mysql.com (as the one
from
dist-repo seems compiled with java-9 and throw a strange
NoSuchMethodError in NIO-package when run with java-8)
Database: mariadb-10.2.15
OS: openSUSE-Leap-15.0
Also: I still had to use openjdk-8 - neither lower versions nor
higher
versions are neither able to compile nor run James. I guess that's
some issue with jigsaw. Can anyone confirm on this?
So long,
Matt
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