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Posted to dev@geronimo.apache.org by Francis S Nazareth <nf...@in.ibm.com> on 2005/06/15 21:12:08 UTC

build failed for latest build

Hi, the latest build fails for me on windows 2000.  any ideas on why this 
is happening?

BUILD FAILED  
File...... C:\Documents and Settings\Default 
User\.maven\cache\maven-multiproject-plugin-1.3.1\plugin.jelly     
Element... maven:reactor
Line...... 217
Column.... 9
Unable to obtain goal [default] -- 
D:\geronimo\modules\assembly\maven.xml:382:63: <deploy:waitForStarted> 
null
Total time: 29 minutes 32 seconds      Finished at: Wed Jun 15 14:54:28 
EDT 2005

Regards,

Francis





Jeff Genender <jg...@savoirtech.com>
06/15/2005 01:12 PM
Please respond to dev
 
        To:     dev@geronimo.apache.org
        cc: 
        Subject:        Webservices for Tomcat now integrated

 

Just announcing that webservices for Tomcat has been integrated.

The only caveat is for the EJB side.  Currently all webservices will go 
to the default Host (which for 99% of the applications is fine)...as 
there needs to be some slight modifications to OpenEJB to handle virtual 
hosts.  JIRA issue GERONIMO-666 was opened on this.

However, it does appear to work with my setup. I can use some help with 
testing this piece with both EJB and Servlet based web services with 
different types of applications.  So any users who want to give it a 
roll, it would be appreciated ;-)

Jeff


Re: build failed for latest build

Posted by Calvin Austin <ca...@spikesource.com>.
There are also several build tests that fail if geronimo or another 
application is using the default geronimo/tomcat ports. I've discovered 
that for myself in my current app deployment plan testing. at least on 
linux you can do fuser -n tcp portid to find out who is using what., 
fuser -n tcp 8080 helped me out

regards
calvin

David Jencks wrote:

> That has happened to me when:
> -- I have way too much running at once -- there is a leftover geronimo 
> server instance running
>
> The problem is we are waiting for something to start in a separate 
> process, and it's hard to know how long to wait.  If neither of these 
> helps try including
>
> -Dgeronimo.assemble.offline=true
>
> on your command line.
>
> You can run just the module that is giving problems by
>
> maven -o -Dmodules=assembly
>
> or by cd'ing to modules/assembly
>
> Hope this helps
> david jencks
>
> On Jun 15, 2005, at 12:12 PM, Francis S Nazareth wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi, the latest build fails for me on windows 2000.  any ideas on why 
>> this is happening?
>>
>> BUILD FAILED                                                         
>>            
>> File...... C:\Documents and Settings\Default 
>> User\.maven\cache\maven-multiproject-plugin-1.3.1\plugin.jelly       
>>                                              
>> Element... maven:reactor
>> Line...... 217
>> Column.... 9
>> Unable to obtain goal [default] -- 
>> D:\geronimo\modules\assembly\maven.xml:382:63: 
>> <deploy:waitForStarted> null
>> Total time: 29 minutes 32 seconds                                     
>>           Finished at: Wed Jun 15 14:54:28 EDT 2005
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>>  Francis
>>
>>
>>
>> Jeff Genender <jg...@savoirtech.com>
>>
>> 06/15/2005 01:12 PM
>> Please respond to dev
>>        
>>         To:        dev@geronimo.apache.org
>>         cc:        
>>         Subject:        Webservices for Tomcat now integrated
>>
>>        
>>
>>
>> Just announcing that webservices for Tomcat has been integrated.
>>
>>  The only caveat is for the EJB side.  Currently all webservices will go
>>  to the default Host (which for 99% of the applications is fine)...as
>>  there needs to be some slight modifications to OpenEJB to handle 
>> virtual
>>  hosts.  JIRA issue GERONIMO-666 was opened on this.
>>
>>  However, it does appear to work with my setup. I can use some help with
>>  testing this piece with both EJB and Servlet based web services with
>>  different types of applications.  So any users who want to give it a
>>  roll, it would be appreciated ;-)
>>
>>  Jeff
>>
>
>


Re: build failed for latest build

Posted by David Jencks <da...@yahoo.com>.
That has happened to me when:
-- I have way too much running at once -- there is a leftover geronimo 
server instance running

The problem is we are waiting for something to start in a separate 
process, and it's hard to know how long to wait.  If neither of these 
helps try including

-Dgeronimo.assemble.offline=true

on your command line.

You can run just the module that is giving problems by

maven -o -Dmodules=assembly

or by cd'ing to modules/assembly

Hope this helps
david jencks

On Jun 15, 2005, at 12:12 PM, Francis S Nazareth wrote:

>
> Hi, the latest build fails for me on windows 2000.  any ideas on why 
> this is happening?
>
> BUILD FAILED                                                           
>          
> File...... C:\Documents and Settings\Default 
> User\.maven\cache\maven-multiproject-plugin-1.3.1\plugin.jelly         
>                                            
> Element... maven:reactor
> Line...... 217
> Column.... 9
> Unable to obtain goal [default] -- 
> D:\geronimo\modules\assembly\maven.xml:382:63: <deploy:waitForStarted> 
> null
> Total time: 29 minutes 32 seconds                                     
>           Finished at: Wed Jun 15 14:54:28 EDT 2005
>
> Regards,
>
>  Francis
>
>
>
> Jeff Genender <jg...@savoirtech.com>
>
> 06/15/2005 01:12 PM
> Please respond to dev
>        
>         To:        dev@geronimo.apache.org
>         cc:        
>         Subject:        Webservices for Tomcat now integrated
>
>        
>
>
> Just announcing that webservices for Tomcat has been integrated.
>
>  The only caveat is for the EJB side.  Currently all webservices will 
> go
>  to the default Host (which for 99% of the applications is fine)...as
>  there needs to be some slight modifications to OpenEJB to handle 
> virtual
>  hosts.  JIRA issue GERONIMO-666 was opened on this.
>
>  However, it does appear to work with my setup. I can use some help 
> with
>  testing this piece with both EJB and Servlet based web services with
>  different types of applications.  So any users who want to give it a
>  roll, it would be appreciated ;-)
>
>  Jeff
>