Lasantha Ranaweera wrote:
Hi,
What is the recommended Java version to be used with building G from
source code?
At the moment I am having a problem of building G from source code
(maven build fails with complaining incompatible Java version).
I'm running into the same issue with 1.5.0_05.
Hi
I'm just starting to play around with building Maven and ran in to some
issues. The first was that Surefire complains about Java class file
version issues. I've seen this before on other builds (probably because
I have a screwed up surefire version as the default) and has been able
to fix
Jason Dillon wrote:
The server/trunk (and server/branches/1.2) codelines inhert
configuration from genesis/config/project-config 1.1 (
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/geronimo/genesis/tags/genesis-1.1/config/project-config/pom.xml
) which currently sets the surefire plugin version to 2.2.
I'm
Jason Dillon wrote:
Are you using the latest code from server/trunk? I updated the build
last night to use a previous snapshot version of the
maven-enforcer-plugin to get around this problem until Brian can fix the
issue with the plugin. With the latest in server/trunk you should *not*
see t
Jason Dillon wrote:
Please give me the *full* output of 'mvn -X'.
The output below does not sync up with the debug output of the latest
maven-enforcer-plugin, which does log some more details about the
version translation which is done to sanitize the JDK version before
checking if it is in r
Jason Dillon wrote:
What operating system are you using?
This is on Cygwin.
/niklas
Jason Dillon wrote:
I've no idea why you are not picking up newer versions. Try to remove
~/.m2/repository/org/apache/maven/plugins/maven-enforcer-plugin.
That most certainly did the trick. I should have thought of that myself,
thanks for enduring!
/niklas
Jason Dillon wrote:
Are you setting JAVA_HOME in windows or in Cygwin?
Cygwin.
Looks to me like you are having some related environmental configuration
issues.
Short of telling you to double check your configuration, nuke your local
repo and the obligatory "go by a mac" statement... not mu
Jason Dillon wrote:
For those that don't know there is a plugin for Confluence that allows
you to view available plugins, install them, upgrade them, remove them,
etc. Its a fancy looking interface too and quite nice:
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONFEXT/Confluence+Repository+
Jason Warner wrote:
I used subversion to create a patch and now would like to make sure the
patch was created succesfully by applying it to a clean directory.
Unfortunately, I don't know how to do that and googling has not lead me
to any solution. I've been using subversion through the comman
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