When I run the maven javadoc target from the API2 directory, I get the
following error back
$ cd trunk\api2
$ maven javadoc
__ __
| \/ |__ _Apache__ ___
| |\/| / _` \ V / -_) ' \ ~ intelligent projects ~
|_| |_\__,_|\_/\___|_||_| v. 1.1
Caught exception evaluating: basedir.substring(0, ba
Michelle added this test to the maven script recently.
Bottom line: you have to run from a directory that ends in "jdo" or
stuff won't work.
But it sounds like the test should first check for basedir.lastIndex
being negative 1 and not go ahead and try to create a substring...
Craig
On Oc
the instructions in README.html say to change to the tck directory before
running "maven build".
Richard
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Well that poses an interesting problem. Or, perhaps I'm just confused at this
point. Both are equally possible :-)
The source tree of the project doesn't really have any directory paths that end
7:30 PM
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Well that poses an interesting problem. Or, perhaps I'm just
confused at this point. Both are equally possible :-)
The source tree of the project doesn't really have any directory
paths that en
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Subject: Re: question about maven build goals
The source tree is rooted at svn... jdo/trunk/tck2.
The script goes up the tree looking for the thing above trunk (or if
you're in a branch, the thing above branches). That directory has to
be named xxxjdo.
Craig
O
directory
structure you suggest, and still get that error. My specific directory is:
jdo/trunk/api2
Richard
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Hi Richard,
I also don't see this error message when running maven javadoc from
trunk/api2. The variables that use the assignment that is producing
this error only occur in the top-level maven.xml in trunk, not the one
in api2. So it's hard to see how you would get this from api2.
-- Michel
ard
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Hi Richard,
I also don't see this error message when running maven javadoc from
trunk/api2. The
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Richard
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Hi Richard,
I also don't see this error message when running maven javadoc from
tr
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directory
structure you suggest, and still get that error. My specific directory is:
jdo/trunk/api2
Richard
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