Thor Heinrichs-Wolpert wrote:
Sorry, I'm on this list at home and working on felix at the office, but those are the errors I saw, even though I could connect to the servlet port.

I just didn't want to start trying to resolve something that was a starting work in progress if someone else was already on it.

Do you want these package dependencies to be worked out? Possibly by adding in a jetty options bundle?

I am fairly sure it is necessary to work them out...but if you want to look into it, that would be fine. If there is a simple way to provide what they are looking for, it certainly wouldn't hurt to provide it so we can get rid of the messages. I am fairly certain that no one else is looking into it.

-> richard


Cheers,
Thor HW


On 3-May-06, at 1:40 AM, Rob Walker wrote:

As Richard points out, the Http bundle can be quite noisy at present when it starts up. Key thing is does it actually work - there's Http test or admin bundles in OBR you could try to see if it's working (don't forget default port may be 8080 depending on your properties).

I'll probably be taking a look at a couple of JIRA issues on the Http bundle in the next week or so - so if it is a bug, gather some analysis/info so we can file a report and I'll try and look into it.

Regards

-- Rob

Richard S. Hall wrote:

Thor,

It might make it easier to diagnose if you could include some of the errors in your email message. :-)

Are you sure you are seeing missing packages? When you start the HTTP bundle it does print out some errors trying to load localization classes, however those are normal. There is some probing going on for localization classes which cannot be found and these result in class loading diagnostic errors, but that is normal since they really are not found.

The resulting message is to help the developer if they need to debug it, but in this case the error is expected, so no debugging is necessary. In the future, these messages will be directed to the logger.

Is that what you are seeing, stuff like this:

ERROR: ****
****
Class 'org.mortbay.http.mime_en' was not found. Bundle 4 does not import package 'org.mortbay.http', nor is the package exported by any other bundle or available from the system class loader.
****
****

If so, then everything is fine.

-> richard


Thor Heinrichs-Wolpert wrote:

Is the Jetty bundle working? When I load it I get errors listing some missing packages.

If it's broken I'll look at it more, if it's working then it's either my local config or I'm missing some dependencies.

Thanks,
Thor HW


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