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Posted to dev@velocity.apache.org by Bill Chmura <Bi...@Explosivo.com> on 2003/05/13 18:32:46 UTC
why -> Unable to findVM Global library vm
I had this error awhile ago, researched it and found out:
----from a archive posting-----
It is normal if you did not create a 'VM_global_library.vm' file or are not
expecting velocity to find it. It is the default file that Velocity tries to
load velocimacros from. Things work fine if Velocity can't find it.
-------------------------------
I happily went along using Velocity in my projects and have been really
happy with it. But this ERROR entry makes it ugly when I automatically
display error entries in the log file to the user after it runs.
My question is (providing the above excerpt is accurate) - if I am using
the program in the prescribed manner why would it generate an error
message? Should this be an INFO level message? It's not causing any
issues for me, but I just found it strange.
I know I could just make it go away by creating the library, but I am
half wondering why this is the way it is.
Anyway - thanks for a fantastic tool! Its been great to me since I have
been using it.
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RE: Why does this qualify as an error -> Unable to findVM Global library vm
Posted by Bill Chmura <Bi...@Explosivo.com>.
Thanks for the answer... At least I am not off my rocker in thinking
that...
:)
-----Original Message-----
From: Nathan Bubna [mailto:nathan@esha.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2003 11:26 PM
To: Velocity Developers List
Subject: Re: Why does this qualify as an error -> Unable to findVM
Global library vm
Bill said:
...
> My question is (providing the above excerpt is accurate) - if I am
using
>
> the program in the prescribed manner why would it generate an error
> message? Should this be an INFO level message? It's not causing
any
> issues for me, but I just found it strange.
AFAICT, it has been generally accepted for sometime now that this
message should not be an error. at most, it should be a warning. there
have been bugs posted concerning this, but as of yet, no committer has
done anything about it. i'm not sure whether any contributers have
posted patches for it in bugzilla, but i suppose there's a thin chance
that might motivate a committer to deal with it.
Nathan Bubna
nathan@esha.com
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Re: Why does this qualify as an error -> Unable to findVM Global library vm
Posted by Nathan Bubna <na...@esha.com>.
Bill said:
...
> My question is (providing the above excerpt is accurate) - if I am
using
>
> the program in the prescribed manner why would it generate an error
> message? Should this be an INFO level message? It's not causing
any
> issues for me, but I just found it strange.
AFAICT, it has been generally accepted for sometime now that this
message should not be an error. at most, it should be a warning.
there have been bugs posted concerning this, but as of yet, no
committer has done anything about it. i'm not sure whether any
contributers have posted patches for it in bugzilla, but i suppose
there's a thin chance that might motivate a committer to deal with it.
Nathan Bubna
nathan@esha.com
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Why does this qualify as an error -> Unable to findVM Global library vm
Posted by Bill Chmura <Bi...@Explosivo.com>.
I am reposting this question, as the title may have caused more
knowledgeable people to not read the contents, of which I assure you is
not why am I getting this error...
Thanks
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Chmura [mailto:Bill@explosivo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2003 12:33 PM
To: velocity-dev@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: why -> Unable to findVM Global library vm
I had this error awhile ago, researched it and found out:
----from a archive posting-----
It is normal if you did not create a 'VM_global_library.vm' file or are
not expecting velocity to find it. It is the default file that Velocity
tries to load velocimacros from. Things work fine if Velocity can't find
it.
-------------------------------
I happily went along using Velocity in my projects and have been really
happy with it. But this ERROR entry makes it ugly when I automatically
display error entries in the log file to the user after it runs.
My question is (providing the above excerpt is accurate) - if I am using
the program in the prescribed manner why would it generate an error
message? Should this be an INFO level message? It's not causing any
issues for me, but I just found it strange.
I know I could just make it go away by creating the library, but I am
half wondering why this is the way it is.
Anyway - thanks for a fantastic tool! Its been great to me since I have
been using it.
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