The 1.2.x nightly builds are running just fine. I don't know how
you're kicking off Ant, but here's what the nightly script does:
$ ant download-dependencies nightly
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James Mitchell
678.910.8017
On Aug 30, 2006, at 1:01 AM, Laurie Harper wrote:
Darren, the examples serve as documentation to help you see how to
use various features of Struts; you can skip building them and
still end up with a fully functional framework. I don't know why
the build isnt' working correctly for you, but perhaps that's
enough to allow you to move forward.
L.
Darren Hall wrote:
Update:
I found out why the struts.home property is not holding a value.
It is
previously defined in the build.properties file used by the build
process.
Apparently, properties defined in the build.properties file are
not mutable?
In any case, is there a point to me attempting to compile these
examples, or
are they not in any way beneficial, other than simply as examples?
In other
words, do they add any functionality, or can I remove the calls to
compile
these from the master build.xml file?
Thanks,
Darren
-----Original Message-----
From: Darren Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August
29, 2006 4:38 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: Struts 1.2.9 - build failed
I am attempting to build struts 1.2.9 and having issues. It seems
to build
the main struts.jar fine, but fails later in the process when
building
mailreader.
I guess I have two questions. First, is there any value in
building the struts-examples? Do they provide
any functionality to the framework?
Second, if I do want to build the examples, why is the
environment not
keeping the struts.home property?
The struts.home property in the struts-1.2.9/src/struts-examples/
mailreader
folder is not being set correctly (or being overwritten).
From the build.xml file, the struts home is set on line 36 as
follows,
where
the basedir is specified as "."
34> <!-- Dependency home directory defaults -->
35> <property name="server.home" value="C:/Program
Files/Apache
Group/Tomcat 5.5"/>
36> <property name="struts.home" value="$
{basedir}/../../dist"/>
Later when the build process runs, the value of struts.home is
echoed to the
command line.
The value that is displayed is "/../../"
I have tried manually overwriting the struts.home variable bu
changing line
36 in the build.xml file to read
<property name="struts.home" value="C:/Program Files/Apache
Group/Struts-1.2.9/src/dist"/>
But when the build executes, I still see the value of struts.home
displayed
as "/../../".
Has anyone run across this before, or does anyone have an idea
why this
might be occurring?
(Of course, if I don't need the examples, ignore question 2.)
Thanks,
Darren
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