On 10/10/06, Jean-Sebastien Delfino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Proxies are generated by the scagen tool. The tool is written in Java and uses an XSL stylesheet to generate the Proxy code. The code for the tool is under under sca/tools/scagen. It has always been working well for me on Redhat Linux. Can you try to run this from the sample.calculator directory: java -jar $TUSCANY_SCACPP/bin/scagen.jar -dir . -output . and see if you get any error messages or exceptions?
That worked without apparent error, but ... Also which JDK are you using? 1.5.0 as stated in your instructions, but ... I bungled the PATH setting, with the result that the javac command activates the 1.5 compiler, but the JVM is still the 1.4 version. Once I sorted that out the problem went away and the samples build without a problem. Unfortunately, I still can't run scatest.sh successfully. In your instructions it says
To run the SCA runtime tests: cd $HOME/tuscany/cpp/sdo ./scatest.sh
However, when I do this I get [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/tuscany/Generic/sca$ ./scatest.sh Using SCA installed at /home/gwinn/tuscany/Generic/sca/deploy Using SDO installed at /home/gwinn/tuscany/Generic/sdo/deploy Using Axis2C installed at /home/gwinn/tuscany/axis2c-bin-0.94-linux ./scatest.sh: line 52: cd: /home/gwinn/tuscany/Generic/sca/deploy/bin/test: No such file or directory ./scatest.sh: line 53: ./tuscany_sca_test: No such file or directory which looks as though something hasn't been built. I also tried
To run the SCA calculator sample: cd $HOME/tuscany/cpp/sca/deploy> /samples/Calculator/deploy/bin ./runclient.sh
and that doesn't work because the deploy directory doesn't have a bin sub-directory. Is there an extra step in the SCA build process to build the tests? I will run it again and review the log more carefully to see if I can see anything odd Regards, Geoff.
