On Jan 3, 2006, at 5:01 PM, Henry Hwang wrote:

I employ this 'hack' to get around the problem I described in the beginning
of this thread.

The problem it seems is that while the build process trying to build the configuration ' daytrader-tomcat' under ./config directory, it fails to find
the rar in the repository:

activemq/activemq-ra/3.2.1/rar

The correct behavior is that maven should have download this from the remote
repository to the local repo (? Is that right?)

yes
But somehow this did not
happen, and the build failed. I have tried for many times over a period of 2 weeks to get the latest source and rebuild, but always resulted in the same
build error.  So this tells me that the problem is probably not
network-related, but some build dependency issue.

Yes. It is difficult to be sure you have found all the dependencies in a j2ee plan because the geronimo plan can have dependencies to rars (and other j2ee artifacts) that refer directly to the maven (or geronimo) repository. These dependencies aren't needed in the project.xml in order to build the configuration so long as the artifacts are actually in the repo. In this case we missed activemq and the derby-embed-xa connector. I've added the missing dependencies to the daytrader-tomcat and daytrader-jetty configs in head, so the build should work now.



My 'hack' was to manually move the whole directory
'./config/daytrader-tomcat' else where so that it does not get built. Now
run 'maven new', the build will proceed further before hitting another
problem due to some dependencies not present (as a result of mving the
daytrader-tomcat folder).

Unless the missing dependency was on the daytrader car files, can you figure out what else was missing and tell us?


But now if I check back to .maven folder I do see
the activemq/activemq-ra/3.2.1/rar correctly downloaded.

Next, I mv back the daytrader-tomcat folder and do 'maven new' again. This
time, the build completes successfully.

If anyone sees anything wrong with this 'hack', I would appreciate your
comment.

It worked, so that is good, but it's better to find the missing dependencies and add them to the project.xml.

thanks
david jencks

Henry


-----Original Message-----
From: Dain Sundstrom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, December 24, 2005 10:25 AM
To: user@geronimo.apache.org
Subject: Re: fail to build with


On Dec 23, 2005, at 3:27 PM, Nicholas Irving wrote:
am I not using the correct repo? http://ibiblio.org/maven/axis/jars/
axis-1.4-356167.jar does not seem to exist.
It is here http://cvs.apache.org/repository/axis/jars/
axis-1.4-356167.jar

You may have tried to build during a server outage; I'd just try
building again.

-dain


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