Andrew Savory wrote:
Thing, is... I don't know why you need that tomcat.home property when building. As I explained, I just set it to /var/tomcat4You don't need to talk about /var/tomcat4 for the same reason that you don't mention the directory java is installed in - because when JAVA_HOME and $TOMCAT_HOME are set, it doesn't matter.
This means that step 1 in the build process should be modified to
something like "if you don't want to use TOMCAT_HOME, ..."
but it's not clear to me what it does. I tried to rephrase it a little so I don't mention /var/tomcat4
You also have typos: <source-hanlder> should be <source-handler>.
Fixed it.
It looks like Vladimir was working on it at about the same time I was writing the howto.Vladimir, your recent integration tests stop CVS from building -- any chance you could either roll them back until the problems are fixed, or commit the fixes?
[javac] /home/savs/cvs-apache/xml-xindice/java/tests/src/org/apache/xindice/integration/client/services/XUpdateQueryTest.java:74: setUp() in org.apache.xindice.integration.client.services.XUpdateQueryTest cannot override setUp() in org.apache.xindice.integration.client.AbstractXmlDbClientTest; attempting to assign weaker access privileges; was public [javac] protected void setUp()
I made it compile just by making those two methods public. I know it's not what Vladimir intended, I just wanted to make the build successful. I don't know wether it has some
side effects because I haven't tested.
Bye all..
BarZ
