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Hi,
the gump build of wsrp4j is failing for a long time now. I fail to see
why :) From gump's error report, it seems that the pluto-1.0.1.jar is
not in the build path. I think I added a reference to the pluto project
some time ago, but this didn't fix the problem.
Can anyone of the gump gurus help us?
Thanks
Carsten
No.1 | | 984 bytes | |
18/01/06, Carsten Ziegeler <cziegeler (AT) apache (DOT) orgwrote:
Hi,

the gump build of wsrp4j is failing for a long time now. I fail to see
why :) From gump's error report, it seems that the pluto-1.0.1.jar is
not in the build path. I think I added a reference to the pluto project
some time ago, but this didn't fix the problem.

Can anyone of the gump gurus help us?

I'm not a guru, but I have (ab)used gump for the JMeter project

==

According to

"This project is not built by Gump."

Presumably you mean "ws-wsrp4j" as in

Clicking on the build link gives

which shows that the pluto jar is included as

/

The pluto module:

consists of 4 projects

Perhaps you need to include a different output jar?

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No.2 | | 576 bytes | |
sebb wrote:
According to

"This project is not built by Gump."

Presumably you mean "ws-wsrp4j" as in

Yes, sorry for that.

Clicking on the build link gives

which shows that the pluto jar is included as

/

The pluto module:

consists of 4 projects

Perhaps you need to include a different output jar?

Yes, that's true - we need two of the projects from pluto: the
portlet-api and portals-pluto-container. I think I added both to the
ws-wsrp4j descriptor, but something must be wrong.

Carsten
No.3 | | 887 bytes | |
18/01/06, Carsten Ziegeler <cziegeler (AT) apache (DOT) orgwrote:
sebb wrote:
According to

"This project is not built by Gump."

Presumably you mean "ws-wsrp4j" as in

Yes, sorry for that.

Clicking on the build link gives

which shows that the pluto jar is included as

/

The pluto module:

consists of 4 projects

Perhaps you need to include a different output jar?

Yes, that's true - we need two of the projects from pluto: the
portlet-api and portals-pluto-container. I think I added both to the
ws-wsrp4j descriptor, but something must be wrong.

According to

it only depends on the -api project currently

S
S.

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No.4 | | 271 bytes | |
sebb schrieb:
According to
it only depends on the -api project currently
Gosh, you're right. I thought I added this months agostrange.
Anyway, I just added the dependency, so let's see what happens know.
Many thanks
Carsten
No.5 | | 747 bytes | |
"Carsten Ziegeler" <cziegeler (AT) apache (DOT) orgwrote in message
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sebb schrieb:
>
>According to
>>
>
>>
>it only depends on the -api project currently
>>
Gosh, you're right. I thought I added this months agostrange.

Anyway, I just added the dependency, so let's see what happens know.

It seems that you need a newer version than pluto-1.0. Unfortunately, the
newer version of Pluto requires Maven2 to build, and Gump isn't quite up to
supporting Maven2 quite yet :(.

Many thanks
Carsten
No.6 | | 716 bytes | |
Bill Barker wrote:

It seems that you need a newer version than pluto-1.0. Unfortunately, the
newer version of Pluto requires Maven2 to build, and Gump isn't quite up to
supporting Maven2 quite yet :(.

Actually, we need pluto 1.0.1 (or 1.0.x) which is not the trunk of Pluto
in svn but a branch - and not one is still using maven 1. Is there a way
to specify this for wsrp4j? Now, Pluto 1.0.1 might be the last release
in the 1.0 branch, so perhaps it's ok to use the 1.0.1 jar directly for
building wsrp4j instead of using the latest pluto from svn?
We will migrate wsrp4j to Pluto 1.1 once 1.1 is stable enough, but this
might take a little bit longer.

Carsten
No.7 | | 1120 bytes | |
"Carsten Ziegeler" <cziegeler (AT) apache (DOT) orgwrote in message
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Bill Barker wrote:
>>
>It seems that you need a newer version than pluto-1.0. Unfortunately,
>the
>newer version of Pluto requires Maven2 to build, and Gump isn't quite up
>to
>supporting Maven2 quite yet :(.
>>
Actually, we need pluto 1.0.1 (or 1.0.x) which is not the trunk of Pluto
in svn but a branch - and not one is still using maven 1. Is there a way
to specify this for wsrp4j? Now, Pluto 1.0.1 might be the last release
in the 1.0 branch, so perhaps it's ok to use the 1.0.1 jar directly for
building wsrp4j instead of using the latest pluto from svn?
We will migrate wsrp4j to Pluto 1.1 once 1.1 is stable enough, but this
might take a little bit longer.

The current Gump Pluto is built from pluto/branches/pluto-1.0.2. I haven't
looked into it enough to see why it isn't good enough for ws4p4j.

Carsten
No.8 | | 343 bytes | |
Bill Barker wrote:

The current Gump Pluto is built from pluto/branches/pluto-1.0.2.
Ah, great.

I haven't looked into it enough to see why it isn't good enough
for ws4p4j.

Another dependency to the pluto-portal was missing. I just added it. So
let's way for the next run :)

Thanks!
Carsten
No.9 | | 729 bytes | |
Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
Bill Barker wrote:

>>The current Gump Pluto is built from pluto/branches/pluto-1.0.2.

Ah, great.

>>I haven't looked into it enough to see why it isn't good enough
>>for ws4p4j.
>>

Another dependency to the pluto-portal was missing. I just added it. So
let's way for the next run :)

, now it looks a little bit better. We are now back to an old error
during the build wrt to some Axis classes. I have absolutely no clue
what might be wrong there.

Can anyone help, please?

Thanks
Carsten

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