Well we tried maven clean dist and maven clean jar:install. Even
manually deleting the jar from the repository first, and just linking to
an external jar instead of the reposistory.... We even tried building on
another machine to prevent obscure caching errors..... We tried running
the examples project from eclipse, and deploying the war in a Jetty
instance..... it all makes no difference
make the examples project depend on a contrib-dojo project in eclipse,
and everyghing works fine,
make it depend on the jar (generated with a maven clean dist or maven
clean jar:install of that same contrib.dojo project) and we get the
error.......
We have no clue why, but it renders our component useless except if you
want to run everything from eclipse........
Marco & Ruud
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Maybe it's in a cache somewhere locally, or you build it without
issues maven clean first (which you should always do in order to have
a clean build).
To fix it: test with a SNAPSHOT first. If that works and you don't
want to make a new release (/and/ you didn't upload the version
anywhere yet, because otherwise you should make a new version), delete
the jar from your local maven repo, issue maven clean jar:install on
the project and go for it.
Eelco
(This is our FXFeedbackIndicator, it contains the image)
This does not happen when I make the examples project depend on the
wicket-contrib-dojo project instead of the jar (although the jar is
built from that project.). Then the page displays correctly. What are we
doing wrong?
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