On Oct 4, 2009, at 3:35 AM, Jake Bearkley wrote:
Hi All,
I am still having these ant build file size issues.
I have analysed the resulting dist directories and there appears to
be some recursive action happening.
8550+ extra files are being added during the build
an example
./Contents/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework
That would be your problem right there. It should NOT be embedding
the Java JVM. Check your build file for something that is picking up
Java* for embedding perhaps? It looks like it is grabbing this when
it gets JavaWebObjects etc.
Chuck
/Resources/VisualVM.bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/
Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/
Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/
Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/
Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/
Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/
Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/
Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/
Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/
Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/bundle/Contents/Home/platform9/
update_tracking/org-netbeans-modules-autoupdate-ui.xml
when I delete the symbolic links
/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.5.0/Home/
bundle -> ../
/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Resources/
VisualVM.bundle/Contents/Home/bundle -> ../..
the build works fine and the size returns to the expected value
this is not a solution, but at least I can get a production deploy
done !!!
Eclipse doesn't start without the symbolic links and I hate to think
of other side effects of removing these links.
so to get any work done I have to
1) create links
2) start eclipse
3) remove symbolic links
4) do my work
5) create build
can anyone please help?
thanks in advance
Bearko
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 11:25 PM, Jake Bearkley <jbea...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Hi All,
Eclipse 3.3.2 / WOLips 3.3.5304 / WebObjects 5.3 / Leopard 10.5.8
I am trying to build a project using ant embedding the 5.3
frameworks to deploy on 5.4.
I can build and run the project fine within eclipse.
Yesterday I started getting java heap space issue while trying to
build the war file. Thanks to Chuck I now use ANT_OPS. I specify
ANT_OPS in the VM variables on the JRE settings page and the project
build successfully, BUT my build process which zips up the dist
directory now creates a 300Mb tar file instead of a 40Mb tar file.
Can anyone suggest why the significant change?
I am sure the huge dist directory issue occurred before the ANT_OPS
change. Perhaps this was the cause of the java heap space errors.
I possibly did a automatic software update since my last deploy,
which may have included a java update but not 100% sure.
I reverted my project to last week and rebuilt and the dist
directory is still huge, so I am sure it is nothing I have
explicitly done/coded.
I obviously have cleaned the project, my java currentJDK points to 1.5
anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
Bearko
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