Re: [mac stuff] install doc updated

2007-01-16 Thread Marshall Schor 

Mirko Jahn wrote:

snip Unfortunately do I get 5 errors in
the tests. I tried to find the source of the error, but the output of the
test was to big and even a dump of the output in a text file didn't 
help me,
because it is more than 3 MB big and hard to search without RegEx 
support in

the editor. I saw that there are test results placed under
target/surefire-reports/* and found a way to generate the html reports 
based
on them (which is not documented yet I think), but even in those 
everything

looks fine. No error messages. Any suggestions? How do you look for the
errors in such a case?


I install Eclipse on the Mac; then I checkout the projects to Eclipse; 
then run the build;
then use Eclipse Search - File, over the whole workspace, for files of 
*.xml, looking for the string

 FAILURE!

-Marshall

Re: [mac stuff] install doc updated

2007-01-16 Thread Adam Lally 

On 1/16/07, Mirko Jahn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Thanks for the tips! That helped me to idenitfy the failing unit tests.

I now figured out that there are tests in cpm, which only fail with

 mvn test

but not with

 mvn install



I am able to reproduce that, on Windows even.

I'm not sure what the cause is but I wonder if it's possible that the
working directory might be set differently in these two cases?  We may
have some dependencies on that.  Just a guess.  I'll open a JIRA
issue.

-Adam

[mac stuff] install doc updated

2007-01-15 Thread Mirko Jahn 

Hi,

I finished my test with the mac for today and managed to install and build
uima on a plain macbook. I included my experiences with the installation in
the wiki, so that others can just follow the steps (
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/UIMA/Extracting+from+SVN+components+into+Eclipse+Projects
).

The last thing I did was creating the projects with:
mvn install

This worked form the point of building.  Unfortunately do I get 5 errors in
the tests. I tried to find the source of the error, but the output of the
test was to big and even a dump of the output in a text file didn't help me,
because it is more than 3 MB big and hard to search without RegEx support in
the editor. I saw that there are test results placed under
target/surefire-reports/* and found a way to generate the html reports based
on them (which is not documented yet I think), but even in those everything
looks fine. No error messages. Any suggestions? How do you look for the
errors in such a case?

-- Mirko