Yup, I used the built in ant. This is on Ubuntu 5.04. I have the same
OS and svn setup on my linux desktop and that worked fine. The only
difference is that I built plugins by hand, so I'm assuming that is
where I messed up.
Addi
Mark Eggers wrote:
On Sun, 2005-05-29 at 10:53 -0400, Addi wrote:
I managed to get the SVN on my laptop. I went ahead and disconnected
from the internet and manually anted the plugins just to see how that
worked, re: Plugin error - no internet available thread. They all built
successfully. Now when I "forrest site" the site builds OK, except all
the pdf files spit out BROKEN: No pipeline matched request:
name_of_file.pdf .
I just updated my forrest on Fedora Core 3 this morning to 178967, built
all the plugins by hand, and then built my sample site.
Other that a failure for not having a project logo and some warnings
concerning log4j:
log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger
(net.sf.ehcache.CacheManager).
log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly.
the site built correctly including PDF files.
What does your environment look like? I was also told on the
development list to only use the ant that comes with forrest for
building plugins. In other words,
../tools/ant/bin/ant
from the plugin directory, and not ant ant you may have installed on
your system.
/mde/
