Fixed Link In TDK Howto

["Chris K. Chew" <ch...@fenetics.com>]

Hello.

Attached is the tdk-howto.xml xdoc for the Turbine site.  I fixed the broken
link for the Sybase drivers...

was: http://www.sybase.com/products/eaimiddleware/jconnectforjdbc/
now: http://www.sybase.com/products/middleware/jconnectforjdbc/

This is a stupid fix, but maybe helpful for somebody out there.  Please let
me know if I am doing the wrong thing by emailing the file to this mailing
list.



Thank you for Turbine,

Chris

Re: Problem getting started with tdk2.2

[Shaun Campbell <sh...@virgin.net>]

Found out that if I remove the first two lines of the database sql statement
generated by ant init, that refer to a database called "default", and then
run ant init again the whole thing goes through okay.

Anybody able to shed any light on where the "default" database came from?
Also, can anyone shed any light on what the second and third databases are
for and where the rdf2 and rdf3 tables and peer classes come from?

Thanks

Shaun

----- Original Message -----
From: "Shaun Campbell" <sh...@virgin.net>
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Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2002 10:39 PM
Subject: Problem getting started with tdk2.2


> I used tdk 2.1 a little last year and got one or two applications running
> and I thought I'd download the tdk2.2 to have a go with it.
>
> I am trying to get a newapp running which was quite easy with tdk2.1 but
> with tdk2.2 I am getting some strange errors and configuration now seems
to
> be slightly different.  BTW I am running this one Windows 2000 not UNIX
> although I downloaded the tar.gz file.
>
> I have edited my TDK_HOME/build/build.properties and run ant to generate
my
> newapp webapp directory.  I have edited the database settings in the
newapp
> build directory and then tried to run ant init and I get the following
> error:
>
> Buildfile:build.xml
> check-webinf-exists:
> setup-webinf:
> BUILD FAILED
> Basedir C:\tdk2.2\webapps\newapp\WEB-INF\build\$(tdk.home) does not exist.
>
> I added tdk.home = C:\\tdk2.2 to my build.properties and now I am getting
> the error:
>
> ......
> ......
> [echo]
> Executing the create-db.sql script ...
> BUILD FAILED
>
> java.sql.SQLException: General error: Unknown database 'newapp'
>
> Any ideas why I am getting this error? The SQL script looks okay to me and
> has similar lines for databases default, third and second.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Shaun
>
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Problem getting started with tdk2.2

[Shaun Campbell <sh...@virgin.net>]

I used tdk 2.1 a little last year and got one or two applications running
and I thought I'd download the tdk2.2 to have a go with it.

I am trying to get a newapp running which was quite easy with tdk2.1 but
with tdk2.2 I am getting some strange errors and configuration now seems to
be slightly different.  BTW I am running this one Windows 2000 not UNIX
although I downloaded the tar.gz file.

I have edited my TDK_HOME/build/build.properties and run ant to generate my
newapp webapp directory.  I have edited the database settings in the newapp
build directory and then tried to run ant init and I get the following
error:

Buildfile:build.xml
check-webinf-exists:
setup-webinf:
BUILD FAILED
Basedir C:\tdk2.2\webapps\newapp\WEB-INF\build\$(tdk.home) does not exist.

I added tdk.home = C:\\tdk2.2 to my build.properties and now I am getting
the error:

......
......
[echo]
Executing the create-db.sql script ...
BUILD FAILED

java.sql.SQLException: General error: Unknown database 'newapp'

Any ideas why I am getting this error? The SQL script looks okay to me and
has similar lines for databases default, third and second.

Thanks for any help.

Shaun


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