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Posted to users@continuum.apache.org by "Allison, Bob" <ro...@qwest.com> on 2005/09/26 15:28:10 UTC
Newbie Startup Question
I am trying to get started using Continuum and am having trouble
importing my first project. I am running Continuum 1.0-alpha-4 on the
same machine as all of my sources and CVS server.
My project has a top-level directory and three modules named 3rd-party,
lib, and plugins. I have created a CVS repository on the machine to
hold the sources. I do not have any CVS web viewer available on the
machine.
When I try to specify the POM as a file in Continuum's web page, it
downloads the POM correctly, then fails to download the modules (I get
the project builder downloading file:/tmp/summit-23448.tmp,
file:/tmp/summit-2/3rd-party/pom.xml, file:/tmp/summit-2/lib/pom.xml,
and file:/tmp/summit-2/plugins/pom.xml). Since the three module POMs
were not copied to /tmp/summit-2, I get warnings that the file could not
be downloaded and no projects are created.
If I try to use a file:/ URL in Continuum's web page
(file:/path/to/pom/pom.xml), I get back an error message requesting that
I specify a valid URL and no attempt is made to create the project.
If I comment out the modules and specify the POM as a file, it is
processed without warnings and creates 0 projects and 1 project group.
The project group does not appear in the Continuum web project list
(that list still shows 0 projects) and I don't know where I can check to
see if anything will actually build.
Can anybody give me a hand?
Re: Newbie Startup Question
Posted by Emmanuel Venisse <em...@venisse.net>.
Can you try to add this line
<allowedScheme implementation="java.lang.String">file</allowedScheme>
after line 430 in apps/continuum/conf/application.xml?
And after you try to use an url file:///path_to_your_pom
Let me know the result.
Emmanuel
Yann Le Du a écrit :
> Hi Bob,
>
> Ran into the same issues :)
>
> Once, support of file:// was planned, but it was replaced by the 'Upload'
> feature. So file:// URLs are incorrect now.
>
> When you add a parent POM, all the modules are recursively added, but not the
> parent POM itself. I don't know whether this is on purpose. It's fine for me
> because the parent POM only contains inherited properties and is not proper to
> be built itself. Though, as you said, this mechanism fails with uploads, and
> there is an open issue :
> http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/CONTINUUM-196
>
> So, for the moment, I just upload the sub-projects one by one. It's a little
> tedious, but once they're added, it's OK :)
>
> Regards,
> Yann
>
>
>
> --- "Allison, Bob" <ro...@qwest.com> a écrit :
>
>
>>I am trying to get started using Continuum and am having trouble
>>importing my first project. I am running Continuum 1.0-alpha-4 on the
>>same machine as all of my sources and CVS server.
>>
>>My project has a top-level directory and three modules named 3rd-party,
>>lib, and plugins. I have created a CVS repository on the machine to
>>hold the sources. I do not have any CVS web viewer available on the
>>machine.
>>
>>When I try to specify the POM as a file in Continuum's web page, it
>>downloads the POM correctly, then fails to download the modules (I get
>>the project builder downloading file:/tmp/summit-23448.tmp,
>>file:/tmp/summit-2/3rd-party/pom.xml, file:/tmp/summit-2/lib/pom.xml,
>>and file:/tmp/summit-2/plugins/pom.xml). Since the three module POMs
>>were not copied to /tmp/summit-2, I get warnings that the file could not
>>be downloaded and no projects are created.
>>
>>If I try to use a file:/ URL in Continuum's web page
>>(file:/path/to/pom/pom.xml), I get back an error message requesting that
>>I specify a valid URL and no attempt is made to create the project.
>>
>>If I comment out the modules and specify the POM as a file, it is
>>processed without warnings and creates 0 projects and 1 project group.
>>The project group does not appear in the Continuum web project list
>>(that list still shows 0 projects) and I don't know where I can check to
>>see if anything will actually build.
>>
>>Can anybody give me a hand?
>>
>
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>
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>
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>
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RE: Newbie Startup Question
Posted by Yann Le Du <le...@yahoo.com>.
Hi Bob,
Ran into the same issues :)
Once, support of file:// was planned, but it was replaced by the 'Upload'
feature. So file:// URLs are incorrect now.
When you add a parent POM, all the modules are recursively added, but not the
parent POM itself. I don't know whether this is on purpose. It's fine for me
because the parent POM only contains inherited properties and is not proper to
be built itself. Though, as you said, this mechanism fails with uploads, and
there is an open issue :
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/CONTINUUM-196
So, for the moment, I just upload the sub-projects one by one. It's a little
tedious, but once they're added, it's OK :)
Regards,
Yann
--- "Allison, Bob" <ro...@qwest.com> a écrit :
> I am trying to get started using Continuum and am having trouble
> importing my first project. I am running Continuum 1.0-alpha-4 on the
> same machine as all of my sources and CVS server.
>
> My project has a top-level directory and three modules named 3rd-party,
> lib, and plugins. I have created a CVS repository on the machine to
> hold the sources. I do not have any CVS web viewer available on the
> machine.
>
> When I try to specify the POM as a file in Continuum's web page, it
> downloads the POM correctly, then fails to download the modules (I get
> the project builder downloading file:/tmp/summit-23448.tmp,
> file:/tmp/summit-2/3rd-party/pom.xml, file:/tmp/summit-2/lib/pom.xml,
> and file:/tmp/summit-2/plugins/pom.xml). Since the three module POMs
> were not copied to /tmp/summit-2, I get warnings that the file could not
> be downloaded and no projects are created.
>
> If I try to use a file:/ URL in Continuum's web page
> (file:/path/to/pom/pom.xml), I get back an error message requesting that
> I specify a valid URL and no attempt is made to create the project.
>
> If I comment out the modules and specify the POM as a file, it is
> processed without warnings and creates 0 projects and 1 project group.
> The project group does not appear in the Continuum web project list
> (that list still shows 0 projects) and I don't know where I can check to
> see if anything will actually build.
>
> Can anybody give me a hand?
>
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