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build.sh w/o classic java compiler
I am running Solaris 8 on a Sun Ultra 2.
I do not have the option to use the java classic compiler for the
jetspeed build. I tried the native option instead but with no luck.
Any suggestions?
THANX,
JBL
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Re: build.sh w/o classic java compiler
Posted by Vincent Bonamy <vi...@geomath.fr>.
jbl wrote:
> >jbl wrote:
> >
> >> The target option I see are core or dist.
> >>
> >> I tried both and none.
> >>
> >> JBL
> >
> >So, you use the version 1.3a1 !
> >I spoke about the current CVS, i'm sorry.
> >A simple solution would be to download the war, isn't it?
>
> What would the war be worth w/o installing of Jetspeed?
>
> JBL
>
The war contains all jetspeed: it's like a jar file, you can deploy it
with the jar tool of java.
Instead the war contains the binary file of jetspeed.
war is auto-deploys when you put it in the directory webapps of tomcat
(for example).
vincent.
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Re: build.sh w/o classic java compiler
Posted by jbl <la...@tatrc.org>.
>jbl wrote:
>
>> The target option I see are core or dist.
>>
>> I tried both and none.
>>
>> JBL
>
>So, you use the version 1.3a1 !
>I spoke about the current CVS, i'm sorry.
>A simple solution would be to download the war, isn't it?
What would the war be worth w/o installing of Jetspeed?
JBL
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Re: build.sh w/o classic java compiler
Posted by Vincent Bonamy <vi...@geomath.fr>.
jbl wrote:
> The target option I see are core or dist.
>
> I tried both and none.
>
> JBL
So, you use the version 1.3a1 !
I spoke about the current CVS, i'm sorry.
A simple solution would be to download the war, isn't it?
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Re: build.sh w/o classic java compiler
Posted by jbl <la...@tatrc.org>.
The target option I see are core or dist.
I tried both and none.
JBL
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Re: build.sh w/o classic java compiler
Posted by Vincent Bonamy <vi...@geomath.fr>.
jbl wrote:
> I did set JAVA_HOME and everything else manually then ran java.
> The error is not generated from the shell script; it is from the
> build.xml
>
> JBL
>
Do you try to call the script build.sh with targets : war, jar or init ?
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Re: build.sh w/o classic java compiler
Posted by jbl <la...@tatrc.org>.
I did set JAVA_HOME and everything else manually then ran java.
The error is not generated from the shell script; it is from the
build.xml
JBL
>jbl wrote:
>
>> I did not have a tick on the line in the call to the shell script.
>> I get the error now even after trying to build it manually.
>>
>> JBL ?
>>
>
>The only line where there is a tick is when the script buid.sh specifies
>the JAVA_HOME.
>I advise you so to specifie manually JAVA_HOME ( ie ~ " setenv
>JAVA_HOME $HOME/jdk ")
>and run the script.
>
>vincent.
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Re: build.sh w/o classic java compiler
Posted by Vincent Bonamy <vi...@geomath.fr>.
jbl wrote:
> I did not have a tick on the line in the call to the shell script.
> I get the error now even after trying to build it manually.
>
> JBL ?
>
The only line where there is a tick is when the script buid.sh specifies
the JAVA_HOME.
I advise you so to specifie manually JAVA_HOME ( ie ~ " setenv
JAVA_HOME $HOME/jdk ")
and run the script.
vincent.
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Re: build.sh w/o classic java compiler
Posted by jbl <la...@tatrc.org>.
I did not have a tick on the line in the call to the shell script.
I get the error now even after trying to build it manually.
JBL ?
> I found out that the JRE does not include classic option, but the full
> JDK does. So, I am past that hurdle, but the build.sh script bombs now
> with message:
>
> BUILD FAILED
>
> ' does not exist in this project
>
> What in the world does the single tick signify?
>
> THANX,
> JBL
>
I think you wrote in your shell:
sh ./build.sh '
(the single tick is next to the Enter !)
you write
sh ./build.sh
and you obtain the jar file. (in directory bin)
you write
sh ./build.sh war
and you obtain the war (and the jar) file. (in directory bin)
and if problems keep, you can read the file build.sh.
vincent.
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Re: build.sh w/o classic java compiler
Posted by Vincent Bonamy <vi...@geomath.fr>.
> I found out that the JRE does not include classic option, but the full
> JDK does. So, I am past that hurdle, but the build.sh script bombs now
> with message:
>
> BUILD FAILED
>
> ' does not exist in this project
>
> What in the world does the single tick signify?
>
> THANX,
> JBL
>
I think you wrote in your shell:
sh ./build.sh '
(the single tick is next to the Enter !)
you write
sh ./build.sh
and you obtain the jar file. (in directory bin)
you write
sh ./build.sh war
and you obtain the war (and the jar) file. (in directory bin)
and if problems keep, you can read the file build.sh.
vincent.
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Re: build.sh w/o classic java compiler
Posted by jbl <la...@tatrc.org>.
I found out that the JRE does not include classic option, but the full
JDK does. So, I am past that hurdle, but the build.sh script bombs now
with message:
BUILD FAILED
' does not exist in this project
What in the world does the single tick signify?
THANX,
JBL
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I am running Solaris 8 on a Sun Ultra 2.
I do not have the option to use the java classic compiler for the
jetspeed build. I tried the native option instead but with no luck.
Any suggestions?
THANX,
JBL
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