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Posted to general@gump.apache.org by Adam Jack <aj...@TrySybase.com> on 2003/05/07 05:02:49 UTC
Packages when dist != gump...
What occurs when the distro installed has a different lib set-up than is
specified in the gump project definition? I assume the build.sh fail to add
the existing JARs to the CLASSPATH. Ought the definition be versioned
(yuk) -- or this become a warning to the project owners? What ought the
"local gump manager" (me) do about this? What is "gump thinking" about this?
gen.sh gives ....
Problems encountered in project ant
You can get updates at http://ant.apache.org/index.html
cannot find /homelocal/build/packages/apache-ant-1.5.3-1/lib/ant-jmf.jar
cannot find
/homelocal/build/packages/apache-ant-1.5.3-1/lib/ant-junit.jar
cannot find
/homelocal/build/packages/apache-ant-1.5.3-1/lib/ant-stylebook.j
ar
cannot find
/homelocal/build/packages/apache-ant-1.5.3-1/lib/ant-swing.jar
cannot find
/homelocal/build/packages/apache-ant-1.5.3-1/lib/ant-trax.jar
cannot find
/homelocal/build/packages/apache-ant-1.5.3-1/lib/ant-xalan2.jar
cannot find /homelocal/build/packages/apache-ant-1.5.3-1/lib/nodeps.jar
2 packages need updating
[build@tsbuild1 jakarta-gump]$ ls
/homelocal/build/packages/apache-ant-1.5.3-1/lib
ant.jar optional.jar README xercesImpl.jar xml-apis.jar
regards
Adam
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Re: No merge.xml (was RE: Packages when dist != gump...)
Posted by Nicola Ken Barozzi <ni...@apache.org>.
Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote, On 07/05/2003 18.07:
...
> Since it seems that noone knows what we are talking about, I've slapped
> on the mail a png with a shot of view.py running from the supplied
> workspace.
The png didn't pass, get it here:
http://cvs.apache.org/~nicolaken/whiteboard/gumpview.png
--
Nicola Ken Barozzi nicolaken@apache.org
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(discussions get forgotten, just code remains)
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Re: No merge.xml (was RE: Packages when dist != gump...)
Posted by Nicola Ken Barozzi <ni...@apache.org>.
Adam Jack wrote, On 07/05/2003 18.28:
...
> Now if it were wired in as an eclipse plug-in you'd have completely captured
> my interest/usage/appreciation, but I suspect that is too much to ask.
Dunno if it's possible, the fact is that's in Python.
> Even
> with that said, I need WWW more than I need GUI -- I need to automate a ton
> of builds (if I can ever got one to work).
Yup, this GUI is more for users to see aht is going on and for us now to
debug the workspaces.
> I am going to try it (albeit on Linux behind telnet, the faster side of my
> modem) once I can stop fighting the junk I'm fighting. That said, you think
> the new gump is good enough for me to do all my builds with, and give up on
> the old?
No. But maybe you can help and iron out bugs ;-) hint...hint...
--
Nicola Ken Barozzi nicolaken@apache.org
- verba volant, scripta manent -
(discussions get forgotten, just code remains)
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RE: No merge.xml (was RE: Packages when dist != gump...)
Posted by Adam Jack <aj...@TrySybase.com>.
You can still generate it, but it's an indipendent step. Besides, the
GUI interface shows you all this info. You gotta try it, man!
Yup, that's pretty.
Now if it were wired in as an eclipse plug-in you'd have completely captured
my interest/usage/appreciation, but I suspect that is too much to ask. Even
with that said, I need WWW more than I need GUI -- I need to automate a ton
of builds (if I can ever got one to work).
I am going to try it (albeit on Linux behind telnet, the faster side of my
modem) once I can stop fighting the junk I'm fighting. That said, you think
the new gump is good enough for me to do all my builds with, and give up on
the old?
regards
Adam
Re: No merge.xml (was RE: Packages when dist != gump...)
Posted by Nicola Ken Barozzi <ni...@apache.org>.
Adam Jack wrote, On 07/05/2003 17.51:
> There is no merge.xml anymore :-)
>
> Shame, it seemed a helpful insight into "the final word" on how the many
> bits of configuration (profile overrides in workspace, or whatever) ended
> up.
You can still generate it, but it's an indipendent step. Besides, the
GUI interface shows you all this info. You gotta try it, man!
> Does it *have to* be gone?
For speed, yes. Before it was a prerequisite. Now it's an option, and
not directly used.
> To resolve all dependencies and show all the browsable workspace in the
> Gui app it takes globally 7 seconds.
>
> Dumb question, but you are still working on HTML output also, right?
Yup. Using Cheetah, it's the next thing right after making it simple to
complete a workspace with autodownload of artifacts. Attached is an
example of my workspace, and part of the output of check.py.
Suggestions are welcome, WRT going from that output to a real download
of dependencies and complection of the workspace.
> GUI is
> fine for a local tool, but I also need gump to work as today, as a remote
> build agent w/ the UI being a WWW site. Like:
>
> http://build.trysybase.com/
Definately.
Since it seems that noone knows what we are talking about, I've slapped
on the mail a png with a shot of view.py running from the supplied
workspace.
--
Nicola Ken Barozzi nicolaken@apache.org
- verba volant, scripta manent -
(discussions get forgotten, just code remains)
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No merge.xml (was RE: Packages when dist != gump...)
Posted by Adam Jack <aj...@TrySybase.com>.
There is no merge.xml anymore :-)
Shame, it seemed a helpful insight into "the final word" on how the many
bits of configuration (profile overrides in workspace, or whatever) ended
up. Does it *have to* be gone?
To resolve all dependencies and show all the browsable workspace in the
Gui app it takes globally 7 seconds.
Dumb question, but you are still working on HTML output also, right? GUI is
fine for a local tool, but I also need gump to work as today, as a remote
build agent w/ the UI being a WWW site. Like:
http://build.trysybase.com/
regards
Adam
Re: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Nicola Ken Barozzi <ni...@apache.org>.
Adam Jack wrote, On 07/05/2003 17.08:
>
> It might be easiest if you could upload the generated merge.xml so that
> I see what is going on.
>
> You know, I've often wanted to see that for myself & would love to see the
> new Python gump link the merge.xml into the generated WWW site (maybe under
> some internals or debug type tab/location).
There is no merge.xml anymore :-)
To resolve all dependencies and show all the browsable workspace in the
Gui app it takes globally 7 seconds.
--
Nicola Ken Barozzi nicolaken@apache.org
- verba volant, scripta manent -
(discussions get forgotten, just code remains)
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Re: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Nicola Ken Barozzi <ni...@apache.org>.
Adam Jack wrote, On 08/05/2003 16.48:
...
> Ya know, a beautiful thing would be for new gump to allow folks to pick a
> few things from the whole workspace and have gump generate a "tight"
> workspace/profile for just that...
That's hat I'm trying to do now. PC103.xml is my "tight" profile of
kryaslis and avalon projects. As you see, it already tells you what is
missing. Now for the auto-complete-the-workspace-with-needed-jars part.
--
Nicola Ken Barozzi nicolaken@apache.org
- verba volant, scripta manent -
(discussions get forgotten, just code remains)
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RE: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Adam Jack <aj...@TrySybase.com>.
Ahh!
When I removed the <project name="ant" and replaced it with <module
name="ant .... I got something interesting:
Dropping module ant because of Exception java.lang.Exception: repository
"ant" not found processing module ant
I wonder if this was silently occurring before. Basically I had my profile
trimmed tight (to just what I thought I needed) and hence I'd tidied away
excess, such as this. When I made krysalis-centipede depend upon ant & added
the project, nothing alerted me to this missing repository.
Not got it completely working yet, ant needs xml -- not included, but I have
a clue that the solutions are along these lines. Again -- another "tried to
intelligently trim the profile" problem, I wonder if the new gump will be
better able at warning folks about that.
Ya know, a beautiful thing would be for new gump to allow folks to pick a
few things from the whole workspace and have gump generate a "tight"
workspace/profile for just that...
regards
Adam
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From: Adam Jack [mailto:ajack@trysybase.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2003 7:42 AM
To: 'Gump code and data'
Subject: RE: Packages when dist != gump...
I don't understand. In this merge.xml, I can't find any project named ant.
Hmm, is that the cause, or a symptom?
Just to be 100% certain:
1) I have only
<project name="ant" package="apache-ant-1.6alpha" />
... no <module also. That said, it is interesting how Gump looks for
project/ant.xml when I do a package. Is there a way to have a package and an
href="...*checkout*" for the module?
2) My krysalis-centipede gump descriptor is :
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/krysalis//krysalis
-centipede/gump-jar-less.xml
which has:
<depend project="ant" inherit="runtime" />
3) The merge (just did the gen again) gives:
http://build.trysybase.com/local-gump/myprofile/merge3.xml
and all I see for ant in there is this, no jars:
<!-- After the bootstrap -->
<project name="ant" package="apache-ant-1.6alpha" />
4) The project/ant.xml is the latest from gump CVS.
<project name="ant">
<package>org.apache.tools.ant</package>
<ant target="dist-lite">
<property name="ant.home" reference="home" project="ant"/>
</ant>
<depend project="bootstrap-ant"/>
<depend project="xml-xerces"/>
<depend project="xml-apis" />
<option project="xml-xalan2" ids="transformer" />
<option project="xml-stylebook2"/>
<option project="junit"/>
<home nested="dist"/>
<jar name="lib/ant.jar" id="ant"/>
<jar name="lib/ant-jmf.jar" id="jmf"/>
<jar name="lib/ant-junit.jar" id="junit"/>
<jar name="lib/ant-stylebook.jar" id="stylebook"/>
<jar name="lib/ant-swing.jar" id="swing"/>
<jar name="lib/ant-trax.jar" id="trax"/>
<jar name="lib/ant-xalan2.jar" id="xalan2"/>
<jar name="lib/nodeps.jar" id="nodeps"/>
<license name="LICENSE"/>
<nag from="Diane Holt <holtdl@apache.org>"
to="dev@ant.apache.org"/>
</project>
5) The output from gen is:
http://build.trysybase.com/local-gump/myprofile/gen.txt
/w a couple of complaints, but nothing to do with this (I feel).
If I can figure out what is wrong with my Python I'll try this with the
latest, but I'd really appreciate being able to get this gump to work.
Thanks in advance.
regards,
Adam
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RE: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Adam Jack <aj...@TrySybase.com>.
I don't understand. In this merge.xml, I can't find any project named ant.
Hmm, is that the cause, or a symptom?
Just to be 100% certain:
1) I have only
<project name="ant" package="apache-ant-1.6alpha" />
... no <module also. That said, it is interesting how Gump looks for
project/ant.xml when I do a package. Is there a way to have a package and an
href="...*checkout*" for the module?
2) My krysalis-centipede gump descriptor is :
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/krysalis//krysalis
-centipede/gump-jar-less.xml
which has:
<depend project="ant" inherit="runtime" />
3) The merge (just did the gen again) gives:
http://build.trysybase.com/local-gump/myprofile/merge3.xml
and all I see for ant in there is this, no jars:
<!-- After the bootstrap -->
<project name="ant" package="apache-ant-1.6alpha" />
4) The project/ant.xml is the latest from gump CVS.
<project name="ant">
<package>org.apache.tools.ant</package>
<ant target="dist-lite">
<property name="ant.home" reference="home" project="ant"/>
</ant>
<depend project="bootstrap-ant"/>
<depend project="xml-xerces"/>
<depend project="xml-apis" />
<option project="xml-xalan2" ids="transformer" />
<option project="xml-stylebook2"/>
<option project="junit"/>
<home nested="dist"/>
<jar name="lib/ant.jar" id="ant"/>
<jar name="lib/ant-jmf.jar" id="jmf"/>
<jar name="lib/ant-junit.jar" id="junit"/>
<jar name="lib/ant-stylebook.jar" id="stylebook"/>
<jar name="lib/ant-swing.jar" id="swing"/>
<jar name="lib/ant-trax.jar" id="trax"/>
<jar name="lib/ant-xalan2.jar" id="xalan2"/>
<jar name="lib/nodeps.jar" id="nodeps"/>
<license name="LICENSE"/>
<nag from="Diane Holt <holtdl@apache.org>"
to="dev@ant.apache.org"/>
</project>
5) The output from gen is:
http://build.trysybase.com/local-gump/myprofile/gen.txt
/w a couple of complaints, but nothing to do with this (I feel).
If I can figure out what is wrong with my Python I'll try this with the
latest, but I'd really appreciate being able to get this gump to work.
Thanks in advance.
regards,
Adam
Re: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Sam Ruby <ru...@apache.org>.
Adam Jack wrote:
> This is when I had the project and the module:
>
> http://build.trysybase.com/local-gump/myprofile/merge.xml
>
> This is just the project:
>
> <profile name="TrySybase">
> <!-- installed packages -->
> <!--project name="tools" package="tools.jar"/-->
> <!-- project name="jakarta-log4j" package="jakarta-log4j-1.2.8"/ -->
> <project name="jakarta-log4j" package="jakarta-log4j-1.2.8"/>
> <project name="junit" package="junit3.8.1"/>
> <project name="xml-axis" package="axis-1_1RC2" />
> <project name="ant" package="apache-ant-1.6alpha" />
>
>
> http://build.trysybase.com/local-gump/myprofile/merge2.xml
I don't understand. In this merge.xml, I can't find any project named ant.
- Sam Ruby
RE: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Adam Jack <aj...@TrySybase.com>.
This is when I had the project and the module:
http://build.trysybase.com/local-gump/myprofile/merge.xml
This is just the project:
<profile name="TrySybase">
<!-- installed packages -->
<!--project name="tools" package="tools.jar"/-->
<!-- project name="jakarta-log4j" package="jakarta-log4j-1.2.8"/ -->
<project name="jakarta-log4j" package="jakarta-log4j-1.2.8"/>
<project name="junit" package="junit3.8.1"/>
<project name="xml-axis" package="axis-1_1RC2" />
<project name="ant" package="apache-ant-1.6alpha" />
http://build.trysybase.com/local-gump/myprofile/merge2.xml
RE: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Adam Jack <aj...@TrySybase.com>.
It might be easiest if you could upload the generated merge.xml so that
I see what is going on.
You know, I've often wanted to see that for myself & would love to see the
new Python gump link the merge.xml into the generated WWW site (maybe under
some internals or debug type tab/location).
I copied the latest I have:
http://build.trysybase.com/local-gump/myprofile/merge.xml
regards,
Adam
Re: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Sam Ruby <ru...@apache.org>.
Sam Ruby wrote:
> Adam Jack wrote:
>
>> Is this enough? I use that gump.sh that was check in, in order to copy
>> these. Since I put all my files into a sub-directory I am not sure you'll
>> see them all, it is a shame I didn't put them in a tsbuild1 (hostname)
>> subdirectory & have the gump.sh copy all of that into here.
>
> The profile makes reference to http://cvs.trysybase.com/ which I can't
> seem to resolve.
>
> - Sam Ruby
It might be easiest if you could upload the generated merge.xml so that
I see what is going on.
- Sam Ruby
RE: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Adam Jack <aj...@TrySybase.com>.
The profile makes reference to http://cvs.trysybase.com/ which I can't
seem to resolve.
Sorry, yeah, not public.
Right now I am just trying to work on getting centipede to run off the
gump'ed or packaged ant --- using this one:
<module
href="http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/krysal
is/krysalis-centipede/gump-jar-less.xml" />
i.e.
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/krysalis/krysalis-
centipede/gump-jar-less.xml
Adam
Re: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Sam Ruby <ru...@apache.org>.
Adam Jack wrote:
>
> Is this enough? I use that gump.sh that was check in, in order to copy
> these. Since I put all my files into a sub-directory I am not sure you'll
> see them all, it is a shame I didn't put them in a tsbuild1 (hostname)
> subdirectory & have the gump.sh copy all of that into here.
The profile makes reference to http://cvs.trysybase.com/ which I can't
seem to resolve.
- Sam Ruby
Re: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Sam Ruby <ru...@apache.org>.
Adam Jack wrote:
> "package warnings" at the "end of the jar"? At the end of the gen
> perhaps? If so, these warnings should result in missing dependency errors.
>
> Yes, "at end of gen". Hey, three letters, same number of vowels. ;-)
> BTW: I do *not* believe they do result in missing dependency errors. I have
> had similar log4j issues all along, and never seen log4j complaints.
>
>
>>So, I have <depend project="ant" inherit="runtime" /> for my local project
>
> &
>
>>I have the 1.6alpha that allows me to avoid package warnings. If I don't
>>specify the <module href="project/ant.xml"> in my project, something still
>>seems to find it (to get those package warnings) but nothing gets added to
>>my classpath in the build.sh file.
>>
>>So, I assume I add the package, but also reference the module in my
>
> profile.
>
>>I just tried that, and I get closer, but I get:
>>
>> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant.jar
>> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-antlr.jar
>> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-apache-bsf.jar
>> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-apache-resolver.jar
>> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-bcel.jar
>>
>>I don't see the package prefix.
>>
>
> I'm guessing that you need to add
>
> <project name="ant" package="apache-ant-1.6">
>
> I have:
>
> <project name="ant" package="apache-ant-1.6alpha" />
>
> I just added:
>
> <!-- Ant -->
> <module href="project/ant.xml" />
>
> .. because I wasn't getting anything added to the classpath for my project
> for these ant libs.
>
> or somesuch to either your workspace or profile. Can you upload your
> workspace, profiles, and project definitions someplace that they can be
> looked at?
>
> http://build.trysybase.com/
> http://build.trysybase.com/full-gump/myprofile/
> http://build.trysybase.com/local-gump/myprofile/
> http://build.trysybase.com/eclipse-gump/myprofile/
>
> Is this enough? I use that gump.sh that was check in, in order to copy
> these. Since I put all my files into a sub-directory I am not sure you'll
> see them all, it is a shame I didn't put them in a tsbuild1 (hostname)
> subdirectory & have the gump.sh copy all of that into here.
>
> Improved error checking is one of the primary focuses of the Python
> version of Gump.
>
> I am going to download Python 2.2 to this box (as soon as I can) and try
> working with that also.
>
> regards
>
> Adam
RE: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Adam Jack <aj...@TrySybase.com>.
"package warnings" at the "end of the jar"? At the end of the gen
perhaps? If so, these warnings should result in missing dependency errors.
Yes, "at end of gen". Hey, three letters, same number of vowels. ;-)
BTW: I do *not* believe they do result in missing dependency errors. I have
had similar log4j issues all along, and never seen log4j complaints.
> So, I have <depend project="ant" inherit="runtime" /> for my local project
&
> I have the 1.6alpha that allows me to avoid package warnings. If I don't
> specify the <module href="project/ant.xml"> in my project, something still
> seems to find it (to get those package warnings) but nothing gets added to
> my classpath in the build.sh file.
>
> So, I assume I add the package, but also reference the module in my
profile.
> I just tried that, and I get closer, but I get:
>
> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant.jar
> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-antlr.jar
> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-apache-bsf.jar
> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-apache-resolver.jar
> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-bcel.jar
>
> I don't see the package prefix.
>
I'm guessing that you need to add
<project name="ant" package="apache-ant-1.6">
I have:
<project name="ant" package="apache-ant-1.6alpha" />
I just added:
<!-- Ant -->
<module href="project/ant.xml" />
.. because I wasn't getting anything added to the classpath for my project
for these ant libs.
or somesuch to either your workspace or profile. Can you upload your
workspace, profiles, and project definitions someplace that they can be
looked at?
http://build.trysybase.com/
http://build.trysybase.com/full-gump/myprofile/
http://build.trysybase.com/local-gump/myprofile/
http://build.trysybase.com/eclipse-gump/myprofile/
Is this enough? I use that gump.sh that was check in, in order to copy
these. Since I put all my files into a sub-directory I am not sure you'll
see them all, it is a shame I didn't put them in a tsbuild1 (hostname)
subdirectory & have the gump.sh copy all of that into here.
Improved error checking is one of the primary focuses of the Python
version of Gump.
I am going to download Python 2.2 to this box (as soon as I can) and try
working with that also.
regards
Adam
Re: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Sam Ruby <ru...@apache.org>.
Adam Jack wrote:
>
> BTW: The other questions -- what "happens" when I get those "package
> warnings" at the end of the jar? Does build.sh ignore the fact? [I've not
> seen missing dependency errors.]
"package warnings" at the "end of the jar"? At the end of the gen
perhaps? If so, these warnings should result in missing dependency errors.
> So, I have <depend project="ant" inherit="runtime" /> for my local project &
> I have the 1.6alpha that allows me to avoid package warnings. If I don't
> specify the <module href="project/ant.xml"> in my project, something still
> seems to find it (to get those package warnings) but nothing gets added to
> my classpath in the build.sh file.
>
> So, I assume I add the package, but also reference the module in my profile.
> I just tried that, and I get closer, but I get:
>
> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant.jar
> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-antlr.jar
> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-apache-bsf.jar
> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-apache-resolver.jar
> export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-bcel.jar
>
> I don't see the package prefix.
>
> Can anybody help me wade through this?
I'm guessing that you need to add
<project name="ant" package="apache-ant-1.6">
or somesuch to either your workspace or profile. Can you upload your
workspace, profiles, and project definitions someplace that they can be
looked at?
Improved error checking is one of the primary focuses of the Python
version of Gump.
> regards
>
> Adam
- Sam Ruby
RE: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Adam Jack <aj...@TrySybase.com>.
Meanwhile, an ant-1.5.3.xml project definition may be in order.
Or I download ant 1.6alpha. That match/worked. Thanks.
BTW: The other questions -- what "happens" when I get those "package
warnings" at the end of the jar? Does build.sh ignore the fact? [I've not
seen missing dependency errors.]
So, I have <depend project="ant" inherit="runtime" /> for my local project &
I have the 1.6alpha that allows me to avoid package warnings. If I don't
specify the <module href="project/ant.xml"> in my project, something still
seems to find it (to get those package warnings) but nothing gets added to
my classpath in the build.sh file.
So, I assume I add the package, but also reference the module in my profile.
I just tried that, and I get closer, but I get:
export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant.jar
export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-antlr.jar
export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-apache-bsf.jar
export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-apache-resolver.jar
export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/lib/ant-bcel.jar
I don't see the package prefix.
Can anybody help me wade through this?
regards
Adam
Re: Packages when dist != gump...
Posted by Sam Ruby <ru...@apache.org>.
Adam Jack wrote:
> What occurs when the distro installed has a different lib set-up than is
> specified in the gump project definition? I assume the build.sh fail to add
> the existing JARs to the CLASSPATH. Ought the definition be versioned
> (yuk) -- or this become a warning to the project owners? What ought the
> "local gump manager" (me) do about this? What is "gump thinking" about this?
The hope was that the distro and the project definition would match.
This naively assumed that the layout of distros didn't change all that
often.
Meanwhile, an ant-1.5.3.xml project definition may be in order.
- Sam Ruby