Hi Martin, Thanks for fixing that. I was able to build everything from command line.
Eclipse can run maven plugins. I am trying to figure out how to have it run that builder during a Junit run. It can sometimes be picky with the configuration. Also I see you have to do things like this mvn clean -Dmaven.version=3.0.4 mvn test -Dmaven.version=3.0.4 Is there a reason to have a maven version be explicitly added to the command line? This confused me at first when I first tried to compile it. Also what text editor or ide do you use for java development? Thanks, Travis On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 4:13 PM, Martin Desruisseaux < [email protected]> wrote: > Hello Travis > > Le 08/06/13 13:10, Travis L Pinney a écrit : > > It looks like the trunk has unit tests errors currently. >> >> https://builds.apache.org/job/**sis-trunk/181/<https://builds.apache.org/job/sis-trunk/181/> >> > > Those errors were caused by the "sis-build-helper" plugin not being > executed anymore after the pom.xml changes. It should be fixed now. > > A good way to check if everything go well is to execute the following > command: > > unzip -ll core/sis-utility/target/sis-**utility-0.3-geoapi3.0-** > SNAPSHOT.jar > > The output of this command shall not contains com/sun/* entry (excluded by > the ant plugin), and shall contains some org/apache/sis/util/resources/***.utf > entries (created by the sis-build-helper plugin). The NullPointerException > were caused by the *.utf files being absent. > > However maybe it doesn't work well with Eclipse. Can Eclipse run Maven > plugins? > > Cheers > Martin > >
