Re: Chainsaw build error

2010-06-30 Thread Scott Deboy
Yeah, Chainsaw sat dormant for about 3 or 4 years, thus the lack of generics. I've put a lot of cycles into Chainsaw recently, the guts are pretty similar but there are a ton of new features...screen video here (I gotta say, annotation is a really handy feature): http://people.apache.org/~sdeboy/c

Re: Chainsaw build error

2010-06-30 Thread Jacob Kjome
On 6/30/2010 10:36 PM, Scott Deboy wrote: > Everything compiles just fine with jdk 1.5, and it seems to run fine, > after the change discovered earlier today. > > Just for fun, I had a jdk 1.4 laying around. It turns out receivers and > chainsaw both use 1.5 features that aren't in 1.4 (not many)

Re: Chainsaw build error

2010-06-30 Thread Scott Deboy
I've committed the change to make Chainsaw build fine with a 1.5 JDK. I'd still suggest upgrading to 1.6, but if you don't have a choice, it will now build and run fine with 1.5. Scott On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 9:36 PM, Scott Deboy wrote: > Everything compiles just fine with jdk 1.5, and it seem

Re: Chainsaw build error

2010-06-30 Thread Scott Deboy
Everything compiles just fine with jdk 1.5, and it seems to run fine, after the change discovered earlier today. Just for fun, I had a jdk 1.4 laying around. It turns out receivers and chainsaw both use 1.5 features that aren't in 1.4 (not many) - just an fyi.. I'm not sure what percentage of fo

Re: Chainsaw build error

2010-06-30 Thread Jacob Kjome
Just to be clear, I'm not arguing for 1.5+ support. For a desktop utility like Chainsaw, I'd be fine if we stated 1.6+, or even some more recent build of it, e.g., 1.6.0_10+. Either way, it should be stated and whatever is chosen should be used to build chainsaw to ensure that it compiles and ru

Re: Chainsaw build error

2010-06-30 Thread Scott Deboy
I don't think we've made a statement about compatibility w/r/t Chainsaw and JDKs. I think it's reasonable to support 1.5 even though it's End-of-Lifed, as long as it's 'easy' to support. Chainsaw does use a few of the more advanced Swing features, which may be buggy in older (and no longer suppor

Re: Chainsaw build error

2010-06-30 Thread Jacob Kjome
What is the oldest supported JVM for Chainsaw? I always make it a point to build a project against the the oldest supported JVM version that I promise to support.  You shouldn't be building against 1.6 at all if you state 1.5 compatibility.  Same goes for Log4j.  If Log4j claims 1.3 compatibil

Re: Chainsaw build error

2010-06-30 Thread Scott Deboy
I just checked the APIs and you found a 1.5/1.6 compatibity issue...mouseadapter in 1.5 did not implement mousemotionadapter, but it does in 1.6. I'll change the code to use a mousemotionadapter.. To update your working copy to svn HEAD, yes, just update your working copy using whatever tool you

RE: Chainsaw build error

2010-06-30 Thread Kent, Douglas H.
Scott, Hope you don't mind me answering you directly - I am a newbie in the world of open source development, so please forgive any protocol faux paus - but to answer your question, I am developing on XP SP2 with java 1.5.0_15. I am also starting to learn my way around maven - how would I speci

Re: Chainsaw build error

2010-06-30 Thread Scott Deboy
What java VM are you using to compile? is this a gcj issue (are you building on Linux), because java.awt.event.MouseAdapter implements java.awt.event.MouseMotionListener (you shouldn't have this compilation issue).. I'd make sure to use a Sun jdk to build..also, can you updated your working copy t

Chainsaw build error

2010-06-30 Thread Kent, Douglas H.
Hello, I went through the HowToBuild.txt file and executed the mvn installs for all the projects as directed. Now getting this (any solutions/ideas appreciated) [ERROR] BUILD FAILURE [INFO] [INFO] Compilation failure C:\App