Hi Kresten,

When I was trying to build this artifact using the pom.xml that you
checked in, it's failing on windows, however it's successfully generated
the jar on unix(I've tried on solaris). I think we need to fix this. 
I am getting error during processcreation phases on windows because we
set the fork value to true for maven-compile-plugin. 

Here is the trace:
CreateProcess: CMD.EXE /X /C javac -d C:\Work\y1\orb\target\classes
-classpath <classpath> <list of files: very long one>

I guess it's because of the limitation on the number of characters that
you can pass in the command line to cmd.exe. I'm currently looking into
it.

Best regards,
Prasad

-----Original Message-----
From: Kresten Krab Thorup [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 03 March 2006 13:01
To: Alan D. Cabrera; Sakala, Adinarayana; [email protected]
Subject: Initial tasks 

For some reason I'm not on yoko-dev.  Sorry, but anders just made me
aware that there has been a discussion going on over the project
structure.

I have no intention of forcing structure to be something specific, but I
am eager to get started on the other things that depend on having the
structure decided.

The structure that is in there now is as lised below, and I have
reorganized the class spaces com.ooc -> org.apache.yoko.orb.

trunk/orb       [ all of the base orb from IONA ]
        src/main/
                java
                generated-java
        src/test
                java
                generated-java

The pom builds an artifact named yoko-orb-1.0-SNAPSHOT

The unit tests need some reworking to be able to run in this new
environment.  What's in there is not JUnit; perhaps we can retrofit the
tests to use JUnit somehow.

I added the extra "orb" at the end of the package name
(org.apache.yoko.orb), because it would make a lot of sense to have
additional modules (all the corba services) in separate yoko modules.
Also, I am thinking that there should be a parallel module
(trunk/rmi) for the RMI/ValueHandle implementation that would build
yoko-rmi-1.0-SNAPSHOT.  This really is a separate thing, and people can
choose to use this one or whatever comes with the JDK.

Alan, can you have me added to the mailing list?

Kresten Krab Thorup
[EMAIL PROTECTED]




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