The reason why I went over to use Eclipse is because the ant build gave
me 7 failures. However, I don't know if these failures are crucial or
not. If somebody could take a look I would appreciate it:
Business:
testApplyRefererFilters Failure expected:<0> but was:<20>
testApplyRefererFiltersWebsite Failure expected:<0> but was:<20>
testAggregations Failure expected:<98> but was:<35>
testSubscriptionCount Failure N/A
Presentation:
testTextile Failure this will fail until Textile4J is fixed.
expected:<...> but was:< ...>
testSmileEmoticon Failure expected:<......> but was:<... /...>
testSearch Failure N/A
The build is successful though.
Kind Regards
Shervin Asgari
Dave Johnson wrote:
On Mar 24, 2006, at 8:28 AM, Shervin Asgari wrote:
I have now downloaded the newest SVN and after a lot of fixing I
managed to build the whole thing.
First of all I had to modify the library, because it couldn't find
many of the libraries. There were 5 or 6 jar files which I had to
modify to the correct URL. However Jaxen-full.jar wasn't even
included in this SVN, I had to get this from a stable version and add
it to the tools/lib.
Another odd thing was the rome-fetcher-0.7.jar
What the heck is going on. You shouldn't have to fix anything. And
what is the "library"?
The project was asking for that jar file, and I could see that it was
replaced by rome-fetcher-0.8.jar file. However, I tried to modify the
.classpath file and replace the rome-fetcher-0.7.jar with 0.8 without
any success. After a lot of back and forth I just added a version of
0.8 and renamed it to rome-fetcher-0.7.jar and the build finally starte
These issues are something that needs to be fixed...
Ah... I see. You're trying to build with Eclipse. Currently, nobody
is keeping the Eclipse .project and .classpath files up to do date (I
don't use Eclipse anymore, so don't look at me ;-)
The best way to build Roller is to use Ant and the build.xml file.
After the build was finished 15 errors was reported, all in the
sandbox/jdobackend/src package.
Could someone please explain to me what this sandbox / jdo stuff is?
And why is it not under the src package?
The first error I encountered was in the JDOPlanetManagerImpl.java
The normal build does not compile the experimental JDO implementation.
You can safely ignore all of the code under the sandbox directory.
- Dave
