Daniel:


This was raised a few days ago - and I thought I fixed it. I just ran a test locally and I'm getting the same result as you! I.e. something is broken. I'll dig and see what is going on.

Stephen.


Cheers, Stephen.



Daniel Frey wrote:


Hello,

When I started using maven and merlin four days ago, the tutorial excaples
run right. Now, running the Hello tutorial does produce obscure output. A
simple maven does build it correctly (see part of the output):

...
    [junit] Running tutorial.StandardTestCase
[INFO   ] (kernel): installing: file:/${user.dir}/target/classes/
[INFO   ] (tutorial.hello): logging
[INFO   ] (tutorial.hello): initialization
[INFO   ] (tutorial.hello): execution
[INFO   ] (tutorial.hello): disposal
[INFO   ] (kernel): dissassembly phase
    [junit] Tests run: 1, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Time elapsed: 2.704 sec
...

However, running it with merlin -execute target/classes or target/*.jar
doesn't:

[INFO   ] (kernel): building application model
[INFO   ] (kernel): install phase
[INFO   ] (kernel): installing: file:/${user.dir}/target/classes/

The kernel stops lifecycling the component. Any ideas why this could happen?

Thanks,
Daniel Frey

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