Stuart Roebuck wrote:
>
> Having downloaded the latest CVS version of James and JNDI 1.2.1 I've been trying to
>get it up and running on my system (MacOS X Beta).
>
> I put jndi.jar into the lib directory and altered the build.xml to include it:
>
> Index: build.xml
> ===================================================================
> RCS file: /products/cvs/master/james/build.xml,v
> retrieving revision 1.30
> diff -r1.30 build.xml
> 43c43
> < <property name="classpath"
>value="./lib/AvalonAware.jar;./lib/activation.jar;./lib/mail_1_1_3.jar;./lib/xerces.jar;./lib/dnsjava.jar;./lib/town.jar"/>
> ---
> > <property name="classpath"
>value="./lib/AvalonAware.jar;./lib/activation.jar;./lib/mail_1_1_3.jar;./lib/xerces.jar;./lib/dnsjava.jar;./lib/town.jar;./lib/jndi.jar"/>
>
> This allowed me to build without any errors.
Makes sense.
>
> Then I had problems with the res/run.sh script. It appears to me to be missing a
>lot of the libraries from the classpath including the newly built "JAMES.jar" and
>"mailet.jar", but I don't really know what needs to be there. There also appears to
>be an inconsistency in the referencing to the "Loader.jar" compared with all the
>rest. Assuming that (for me) I was happy to always call "res/run.sh" from the home
>directory of James, I altered the "run.sh" file to use absolute file paths and
>include all the jars as follows:
I don't think your version will work.
run.sh works (for me!) if I cd to the bin directory and then go:
./run.sh . One issue here is that Loader.jar looks for blocks and
conf.xml files relative to where it is.
The only change you should need is to add ../lib/jndi.jar to the
classpath.
Alternatively, and better, you can add the jndi jar to the directory
lib/ext in your jre - ie make it an installed extension, then you don't
need to fiddle with classpaths for build or run.
See how that goes,
Charles
>
> Index: res/run.sh
> ===================================================================
> RCS file: /products/cvs/master/james/res/run.sh,v
> retrieving revision 1.9
> diff -r1.9 run.sh
> 14c14
> <
>LOCAL_CLASSPATH=Loader.jar:../lib/AvalonAware.jar:../lib/xerces.jar:../lib/mail_1_1_3.jar:../lib/activation.jar
> ---
> >
>LOCAL_CLASSPATH=$PWD/lib/Avalon.jar:$PWD/lib/Loader.jar:$PWD/lib/AvalonAware.jar:$PWD/lib/xerces.jar:$PWD/lib/mail_1_1_3.jar:$PWD/lib/activation.jar:$PWD/lib/dnsjava.jar:$PWD/lib/town.jar:$PWD/build/JAMES.jar:$PWD/build/mailet.jar:$PWD/lib/jndi.jar
>
> This was enough to get things running a little, but whereas the documentation talks
>about it automatically generating a configuration file, this was not happening. So I
>copied the file "src/org/apache/james/JAMES.conf.xml" into a new directory "conf" and
>altered the DNS references as required.
>
> This allowed me to get as far as the following output:
>
> Avalon runner
>
> parser : org.apache.xerces.parsers.SAXParser
> configurationPath : ../conf/
> logFile : ../logs/avalon.log
> libPath : ../lib/
> blockPath : ./blocks/
>
> Scanning jars for new Blocks...
> Unknown Exception null
> java.lang.NullPointerException
> at
>org.apache.avalon.loader.AvalonConfiguration.getAvalonConfiguration(AvalonConfiguration.java:39)
> at org.apache.avalon.loader.Main.main(Main.java:80)
>
> I assumed this was because it wasn't finding my configuration file. So I tried
>running it with:
>
> res/run.sh -c $PWD/conf/
>
> but this didn't help, so now I'm stuck.
>
> Any suggestions - am I doing something wrong or is it my fault for trying the latest
>CVS?
>
> Stuart.
>
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