Github user miguelaferreira commented on the pull request:
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@borisroman That's what I thought, but no, the `common.loader` property (in
[0] is not what does the trick). I've tried that too and that did not work, not
b
Github user borisroman commented on the pull request:
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@miguelaferreira Shame, though I understand ;). Just for reference; here it
loads the mysql-connector-jar [0]. It is loaded before the main app because
it's in th
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Github user miguelaferreira commented on the pull request:
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@remibergsma @borisroman I'm closing this PR since I've been able to figure
out how the mysql driver is being loaded in the RPM install. It happens that
it's
Github user miguelaferreira commented on the pull request:
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I've searched the legal section of Apache's JIRA and found several posts
about including GPL licensed products in builds and test runs. One in
particular (ht
Github user miguelaferreira commented on the pull request:
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That seems to be LGPL and as such not allowed by apache policy:
http://www.apache.org/legal/resolved.html
The issue to me is more on where do the res
Github user borisroman commented on the pull request:
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@miguelaferreira @remibergsma Would this be of any help?
https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb/about-mariadb-connector-j/
It has a GNU license. Are there any
Github user miguelaferreira commented on the pull request:
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Hi @borisroman
The travis buld fails ont he unit tests because it would need the developer
profile (`-Pdeveloper`) in this line
https://github.com/
Github user borisroman commented on the pull request:
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@miguelaferreira Could you look at this again? It would be nice to have it
in!
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Github user miguelaferreira commented on the pull request:
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It's already included as a dependency in the `noredist` profile. This PR
includes it as a dependency in the `developer` profile, and forces the MySQL
driver
Github user borisroman commented on the pull request:
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Can't we include it as dependency? Or are there licencing issues?
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Github user miguelaferreira commented on the pull request:
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The erros, travis and Jenkins report are due to missing mysql connector
jar. Shall I make Travis build with the developer profile (i.e. `-Pdeveloper`)?
Or ju
Github user remibergsma commented on the pull request:
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@miguelaferreira Can you please have a look why both Travis and Jenkins are
unhappy again? Thx!
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@borisroman @remibergsma I've rebased on latest master and force pushed it
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@miguelaferreira Could you force push your commit again? So we're all
green? :)
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Github user remibergsma commented on the pull request:
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LGTM, build several times and it succeeds. The resulting war now works in
tomcat, which is awesome.
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Github user remibergsma commented on the pull request:
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@ke4qqq Are you OK with including it in the Developer profile as well. This
obviously is not the default build. This would allow for war drop deployments
in tomc
Github user miguelaferreira commented on the pull request:
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Right. I'm including the dependency in the `developer` profile. And by the
way the dependency is already included in the `noredist` profile.
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Github user remibergsma commented on the pull request:
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@miguelaferreira I think that is without specifying -P. You only include it
in the developer profile, right?
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What do you mean by the default build?
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Github user ke4qqq commented on the pull request:
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There's a reason why the MySQL connector is not a dependency - it is Cat-X
licensed, which means we may not depend on it in the default build.
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GitHub user miguelaferreira opened a pull request:
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Load mysql driver before connecting to db
When deploying ACS as a WAR file in a vanilla tomcat installation, I always
get an error reporting that the JDBC driver for MySQL can't be found
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