On Monday, February 25, 2013 12:46:42 PM UTC-5, Lukas Eder wrote:

>
> What do you mean by "kind of successful" ? 
>

So this fails

jooq-parent$ mvn package

But
jooq-parent$ mvn package -amd

Builds, but fails on the tests with

Failed tests: 
  testInsertQuery2(org.jooq.test.BasicTest): null expected:<...(10, 'ABC', 
date '19[70-01-0]1')> but was:<...(10, 'ABC', date '19[69-12-3]1')>
  testMergeQuery(org.jooq.test.BasicTest): null expected:<..."."DATE1" = 
date '19[70-01-01' when not matched then insert ("ID1", "NAME1", "DATE1") 
values (1, 'name', date '1970-01-0]1')> but was:<..."."DATE1" = date 
'19[69-12-31' when not matched then insert ("ID1", "NAME1", "DATE1") values 
(1, 'name', date '1969-12-3]1')>
  testToString(org.jooq.test.ConvertTest): expected:<19[70-01-0]1> but 
was:<19[69-12-3]1>


Now that wouldn't produce jars, so i did some other things, eventually it 
pretended to compile but I got that runtime error instead. I think the jars 
were improperly built somehow, but maven had become confused and stopped 
complaining.

Once I did this

mvn install -Dmaven.test.skip=true -amd

(or mvn package -Dmaven.test.skip=true -amd)

This seemed to make a lot more real progress, and I copied over the jars, 
now things work - might want to add a couple of lines in the README that 
says something like

cd jooq-parent directory and run

$ mvn package -Dmaven.test.skip=true -amd

For us simple folk who just stick to ant scripts. :-)



Once I got the jars working I ran the PGobject test and things work now!! 
So thank you again.


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