On 9/27/07, Philipp Konradi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all, > > I'm new to Tuscany and very enthusiastic about the SCA concepts. > After I played a little with some samples, I would like to try out the jms > binding. > The problem I face now is that it's not part of the official release yet > (though some basic functionality is working already according to the > Tuscany > web site), so one has to build the module from the repository on his own. > I tried it on several trunk revisions but the build never succeed (some > artifacts where missing etc.). > > Has somebody done it before? Any hints on some stable revision/branch/tag > of > the source code, so one could build and use the jms binding module? > I'd appreciate any help on this issue. > > Thanks, > Philipp Konradi >
Hi Philipp The trunk is working for me this morning with the exception of the das implementation extension and the osgi itest (not sure why at the moment). But the binding-jms tests build and run ok. My environment is Windows XP SP2 (other test on various linux distros also) IBM JDK 5 (others test on sun jdk also) maven 2.0.5 Of these the maven version is the important one as people have been having build problems on maven versions other than 2.0.5 What I actually did was check out all of the tuscany java code form svn ( http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/java/) to a directory I called java-trunk. Then, cd java-trunk/sca mvn -fae The -fae just makes it ignore failures that occur during the build. As I said I saw two failures but the jms bits worked. As you already know the JMS binding is not finished yet. If you want to help finish it you are more than welcome. Hope this helps Simon
