So the source tree is still at 1.0?
Thanks,
Sandeep
-Original Message-
From: Emmanuel Venisse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2006 3:57 PM
To: continuum-users@maven.apache.org
Subject: Re: continuum build fails
Is it a war of continuum you try to do? In this case, i
I rebooted my notebook (winXP), opened only the command prompt, ran build.bat
and got the same error. The only thing I see is the CVSNT lock server (green
fish) icon open in my winxp tray. I right click on the icon, selected Show
Debug, it has the following log in it:
CVSLock 2.0.51d (Aug 19 20
Is it a war of continuum you try to do? In this case, it isn't possible actually. Actually,
Continuum is a standalone server, a webapp will be available for 1.1
Emmanuel
Dixit, Sandeep (ProSource Solutions) a écrit :
I do see cvsnt getting activated on my workstation. What versions of these too
You still have the same problem that Emmanuel already responded to:
[ stacktrace ] ---
java.io.IOException: Directory
C:\svnctm\continuum-core-it\target\it\cvs-root unable to be deleted.
As he said:
and it seems you have a lock on
C:\svnmvn\m
I do see cvsnt getting activated on my workstation. What versions of these
tools do I need?
Also, just to give you a brief idea, my goal is to build a war that we can
deploy in WebSphere 6. How should I approach this? Please advise.
Thanks in advance,
Sandeep
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From:
ok, you must have ant, maven, mvn, cvs and svn in your path.
and it seems you have a lock on C:\svnmvn\maven\continuum\continuum-core-it\target\it\cvs-root,
perhaps a dos console open in it
Emmanuel
Dixit, Sandeep (ProSource Solutions) a écrit :
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From:
Thanks Emmanuel - prompt reply as ever!
I'm planning to have 2 instances of Continuum running: one on linux, one on
windows so I can be sure my tests work on both platforms. Given the property
in question is an absolute file path the project.properties approach won't
work, but the command line
