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David Crossley commented on FOR-765:
Doing 'svn up -r ##' backwards shows that this error started appearing at
r354749 ("remove xconf support for plugins..."). Possibly t
The new locationmap logging is great, thanks.
Now we get a lot of errors from the core which we
can gradually fix.
Many of those are caused by mounting the plugins
locationmap. This is generated by Ant when the
plugins are configured. It puts in a mount for every
plugin, even if a plugins doesn't
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David Crossley updated FOR-765:
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Attachment: jetty-out.log
Attached is log from standard output for the failure. Here are the first few
lines ...
15:57:50.883 WARN!! Error for /my-project/index.htm
forrest war gets NoSuchMethodError for some core transformer
Key: FOR-765
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOR-765
Project: Forrest
Type: Bug
Components: Launch servlet WAR
Versions: 0.8-de
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David Crossley commented on FOR-764:
Will this work in webapp mode?
> Locationmap returns relative paths
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> Key: FOR-764
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Locationmap returns relative paths
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Key: FOR-764
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOR-764
Project: Forrest
Type: Bug
Components: Locationmap
Versions: 0.8-dev
Reporter: Ross Gardler
It is intended (at least
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Ross Gardler closed FOR-761:
Resolution: Invalid
Assign To: Ross Gardler
You only need to rebuild if any of the Java code or libraries change.
Generally, if you get strange behaviour after
I'm not seeing a Close Issue link, which must mean I don't have
permission to resolve the issue. I've written a comment saying that.
paul
On 15/12/05, David Crossley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Paul Bolger wrote:
> > How do I resolve that BUILD FAILED issue in JIRA?
>
> There should be a "Clos
Ross Gardler wrote:
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> I don't appear to be able to log in to the zone right now, getting
> connnection timed out on port 22 - do you see the same problem?
Going by messages to the infra@ lists, i reckon that
they are working on the zones machine over at ApacheCon.
-David
David Crossley wrote:
Ross Gardler wrote:
I've been playing with the Forrestbot webapp for one of my
installations. I'd completely forgotten about this cool little
application. It needs more work but, nevertheless, it is cool.
Definitely. I had it set up once before, primarily
using Jetty b
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paul bolger commented on FOR-761:
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Yes you're right Ross. I didn't realise that you had to rebuild each time you
do an SVN update.
I don't have permission to set this issue as
Paul Bolger wrote:
> How do I resolve that BUILD FAILED issue in JIRA?
There should be a "Close issue" link at the top-left
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOR-761
Perhaps the person who opened the issue can close it.
If not then it needs to be one of the committers.
If this is the case, ple
How do I resolve that BUILD FAILED issue in JIRA?
paul b
Ross Gardler wrote:
> I've been playing with the Forrestbot webapp for one of my
> installations. I'd completely forgotten about this cool little
> application. It needs more work but, nevertheless, it is cool.
Definitely. I had it set up once before, primarily
using Jetty but also had a test To
Of course many many thanks to Richard for the enhancement
of the forrestbot docs.
However this patch demonstrates the problems with whitespace
changes. We have no idea what the actual changes were.
For example, perhaps the author removed a section by accident.
So what are we going to do about thi
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Ross Gardler commented on FOR-388:
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I've put a "half-way" solution to this in place.
Plugins are not used in place, they still need to be deployed. However, during
startup For
I've been playing with the Forrestbot webapp for one of my
installations. I'd completely forgotten about this cool little
application. It needs more work but, nevertheless, it is cool.
I think we should use it on our zone. I'm confident enough to set up a
basic Tomcat, but I'm not familiar wit
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Ross Gardler resolved FOR-568:
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Resolution: Fixed
Assign To: Ross Gardler
Applied, with thanks.
Please note that the diff was incorrectly made. It was against a file called
forrest.xml.or
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Ross Gardler updated FOR-568:
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Fix Version: 0.8-dev
> Clearer forrestbot documentation
>
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> Key: FOR-568
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse
Thorsten Scherler wrote:
Hi all,
I had a look at the current xhtml2 plugin and that raised some
questions:
a) when I started the only thing I saw where xhtml2 comes into the game
is in the document-to-xhtml2.xsl. Meaning we only have to deal with
xhtml2 documents to transform and not internal s
David Crossley wrote:
Thorsten Scherler wrote:
I had a look at the current xhtml2 plugin and that raised some
questions:
a) when I started the only thing I saw where xhtml2 comes into the game
is in the document-to-xhtml2.xsl. Meaning we only have to deal with
xhtml2 documents to transform and
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