Are there any spaces in the name of the directory that the Geronimo source (or Maven) are in? If so, can you try renaming them to a path with no spaces in the name? I'll admit this is a knee-jerk reaction, but I haven't seen the problem you describe before. (Though, I also haven't tried building from the 1.0 source distribution as opposed to a checkout from SVN.)
Aaron On 1/10/06, Rob Kenworthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > John Sisson has asked me to send an email to this list as a result of my > posting on theserverside > (http://www.theserverside.com/tss?service=direct/0/PostNewsReply/postReply&sp=l38463&sp=F&sp=l196734#196680) > > I am having problems doing a simple Geronimo build of 1.0 final. > > Here is the info that John requested: > > Q: Are you using the 1.0 final release or a release candidate? > A: 1.0 Final release. > > Q: What platform are you building on (Windows XP, Linux..)? > A: Windows 2000 > > Q: Do you want to build from the command line or were you wanting to use an > IDE to debug etc? > A: Command line. The BUILDING.txt file says to use Maven 1.0.2 or later and > use JDK 1.4.x. So I set my path to the bin directory of Maven and set > JAVA_HOME appropriately. Then run Maven from the geronimo directory. I > figure that is all I should need to do. > > The errors I am getting are unsatisfied class dependencies for a file called > GenerateServiceXml.java. The dependencies are actually in one of the maven > jars, but it doesn't seem to be in the classpath. I did try renaming the > file to ...java.bak and ran it again. It got much further, but other class > compilations depend on GenerateServiceXml.java, so it blew up again. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Thanks, > Rob > > >
