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You should be able to execture it using te following commands:

   $ cd <your merlin directory>
   $ merlin src\etc\infomover.xml

Let me know asap if there are any probems (if there are it will be requirement for the addition of .xtype descriptors to the infobuild.jar file - but I don't think this is necessaty).




Hi everyone,

I refreshed both jakarta-avalon-apps and jakarta-avalon-excalibur last night. Built both.

I copied both the infomover.jar and infomover.sar (I think the sar is the important one) to jakarta-avalon-excalibur/assembly/extensions.


There is the problem - infomover does not declare itself as an extenion jar file. Jar files in an extenion directory only get resolved and loaded if another jar file includes a extension depededency declaration in its jar manafest. What you need to do is to include a refernce to the infomover jar file in the classpath declaration for the infomover container.


Here is an exteract from the infomove.xml file:

  <kernel>

    <container name="infomover">

      <classpath>
        <fileset dir="../../jakarta-avalon-apps/infomover/build/lib">
          <include name="infomover.jar"/>
        </fileset>
      </classpath>

<!-- other stuff -->
</container>


  </kernel>

The classpath declaration inside the informaver container needs to reference the infomover.jar. That should solve your problem.


Then ran 'merlin src/etc/infomover.xml'.

Unfortunately, complained heavily.


I know - exception stack can be interesting. Work on improving the management of exceptions is high-on the agenda. (mainly better management of the logged information)

:-)

Below is the top portion of the output. If you want more, I can send it.

I wish I knew enough to figure this out myself, but I'm afraid I don't.

Kevin


Here is the key bit of information:


[WARN ] (cornerstone): Ignoring component declaration at null:128:29 due to unknown type: org.apache.infomover.connection.impl.ConnectionManagerImpl [DEBUG ]



The type manager spotted the ConnectionManager class but is notifying you that it is ignoring (a ClassNotFound is detailed in the cause stack).


Cheers, Steve.


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