Hello!
I can't execute "Your first Cocoon application using Maven 2". Error occur
during execution:
mvn archetype:generate -DarchetypeCatalog=http://cocoon.apache.org
Stacktrace bellow:
D:\MySolutions\java\cocoon>mvn archetype:generate
-DarchetypeCatalog=http://cocoon.apache.org
[INFO] Scanning f
Yosauron,
I can confirm that on my windows XP system I updated my copy of the
Cocoontrunk to revision 691183 (the latest version) and then ran:
mvn install -P allblocks
23 minutes and 21 seconds later it had built everything with no failures.
I've followed these step:
% rm -R ~/.m2
Tak,
Cocoon is a big project. Not all people need all features. For the
newbies, we can always go back to the old tag that we know, and
use that version. Could that be a solution?
That's not the issue. One of the reasons for making Cocoon 2.2 the way
it is is to allow people to only add
Could we have tags in subvision? The company I work for still use CVS as
version control. We put tags in CVS during development. Cocoon is a big
project. Not all people need all features. For the newbies, we can always
go back to the old tag that we know, and use that version. Could that be a
Hi Martin,
I think that the subversion checkout works well, but maven is the problem.
I think your right. Tak, probably avoided problems with svn because he
was using https protocol which might have been allowed by the proxy.
Maybe you should try the following:
Correctly configure maven
Thanks, Martin and Andre,
I reset my XP and rerun "mvn jetty:run". Same error happens, then I switch
to known block (myBlock1) that I built previously and run "mvn jetty:run".
MyBlock1 works.
It seems the problem is not in Jetty run time.
Thanks,
Tak
On 9/2/08, Andre Juffer <[EMAIL PROTEC
Tak-po Li wrote:
I followed the Cform instruction. All steps are OK until "mvn
jetty:run". I got Build Error "Address already in use: bind". Could
any one help?
This probably means that you already running a mvn process with goal
jetty:run.
How can I clear up files build by Maven to
Hi!
Tak-po Li schrieb:
I followed the Cform instruction. All steps are OK until "mvn
jetty:run". I got Build Error "Address already in use: bind". Could
any one help?
Stop the jetty instance which is listening on Port before you start
another ;-)
cheers
Martin
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I followed the Cform instruction. All steps are OK until "mvn jetty:run".
I got Build Error "Address already in use: bind". Could any one help?
How can I clear up files build by Maven to start a fresh new build?
Thanks,
Tak
On 8/31/08, David Legg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Tak,
>
>
Hi!
David Legg schrieb:
I'm behind a proxy, could be this the source of the problem
Is this new info that you omitted to tell us?!!! ;-)
I'm not a subversion expert and I'm not personally behind a proxy here
but I did notice that you have to make some adjustments if you are
behind a proxy
I'm working in a forms application, with some calculated fields.
The problem is, when i put a calculated field with "not required" dependents
fields, i get an exception because the expression search for the value of
the second argument in the expression and this is not yet loaded.
For example:
I'm behind a proxy, could be this the source of the problem
Is this new info that you omitted to tell us?!!! ;-)
I'm not a subversion expert and I'm not personally behind a proxy here
but I did notice that you have to make some adjustments if you are
behind a proxy. See here [1] for more i
>
> David Legg wrote:
>>
>> Hi Yosauron,
>>
>>> I've updated to rev. 690861 and I've still gotten the same tests errors.
>>> Could anyone help me?
>>> Which revision do i have to download to compile cocoon successfully?
>>>
>>
>> I can confirm that on my windows XP system I updated my cop
Hi Yosauron,
I've updated to rev. 690861 and I've still gotten the same tests errors.
Could anyone help me?
Which revision do i have to download to compile cocoon successfully?
I can confirm that on my windows XP system I updated my copy of the
Cocoontrunk to revision 691183 (the latest ve
Hello,
Somebody know a generator that only read a plain text file and produce a
valid XML file?
I found TextGenerator (org.apache.cocoon.generation.TextGenerator) in
Cocoon 2.1 but not in Cocoon 2.2
Regards,
Carlos Tejo Alonso
R&D and Innovation Department
CTIC Foundation [Asturias, Spain]
www.
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> Martin Heiden wrote:
>>
>> yosauron schrieb:
>>> I've tried to compile without using tests. I've used this sentence:
>>> %./build.sh -Dmave.test.skip=true install
>>>
>>
>> There's a typo in your command:
>>
>> It should be:
>> mvn -Dmaven.test.skip=true install
>>
>> See
>>
>> http:/
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