On Thu, Mar 16, 2006 at 10:14:47AM -0800, Stefano Mazzocchi wrote: > Mark Hindess wrote: > >Our local builds now complete a two stage build. First with a > >certified JDK and then with the eclipse compiler running on the VME > >and deploy directory from the first stage build. They then run the > >tests. > > > >I'm also generating some reports as part of the build. The JAPI reports > >currently show: > > > > JDK Good Bad Missing Abs-add > > jdk14 17.56% 0.01% 82.42% 0% > > jdk15 15.37% 0.52% 84.09% - > > > >I'm also reporting against some manually created class lists [1] for > >running a number of applications. These are currently reporting: > > > > Application JRE Classes > > % Found/Total > > derby 99.64 277/278 > > tomcat 93.22 330/354 > > continuum 92.94 408/439 > > axis 90.93 361/397 > > geronimo-jetty 81.68 495/606 > > > >I'll put the missing classes lists on the wiki shortly (under > >http://wiki.apache.org/harmony/ClassLibrary). > > > >Geir, these builds are relatively stable now so I'd be happy to consider > >what can be done to get them running on Apache infrastructure? > > We could, in theory, ask infra@ to give us a solaris zone, but I'm not > sure this is kosher since we are under incubation, I guess the incubator > PMC would have to be responsible for that.
Yeah I guess so. But solaris wouldn't be much help right now, would it? The 'thing to do' here is to define what we need as a project (taking care to seperate must-haves from nice-to-haves) and ask for it. There's probably not enough resources to do all we want to do, but there should be some. > If not, I would suggest we ask the Gump PMC (of which leo, sam and I are > part of) and maybe we can run that on vmgump.apache.org > > thoughts? If these builds are automatable to the extent of consisting of a sequence of SVN updates followed by some shell scripts / ant scripts / makefiles then we can just add project definitions to gump and it can take care of them for us. If that doesn't work, vmgump is called "vm"gump because it is a vmware virtual machine, so there might be room for another "harmony" virtual machine there. I'm way behind on harmony-dev e-mail at the moment so if I need to give some specific input on something one option is to CC me directly (another is to wait :-)). - LSD
