Re: Build problems

2005-12-07 Thread andyhot
>From Drew McAuliffe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I've been running into a number of problems with building tapestry (RC1). > The biggest problem I have is that the build structure is completely > interdependent on HiveMind. While I can understand a need to have access to > HiveMind, I don't see why I

Re: Build problems

2005-12-07 Thread Drew McAuliffe
> > > > Go ahead, and get involved. For the problems that you mention above, are > > > > they active JIRA issues? If not, then please submit the issue request. > > Maybe a small e-mail to the devel list telling Tapestry committers to > > please look-up the issues

Re: Build problems

2005-12-07 Thread Drew McAuliffe
JIRA issues? If not, then please submit the issue request. > Maybe a small e-mail to the devel list telling Tapestry committers to > please look-up the issues - preferably with a fix already investigated, > would be nice? (I just submitted an e-mail of that kind myself, and it >

Re: Build problems

2005-12-07 Thread Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi
preferably with a fix already investigated, would be nice? (I just submitted an e-mail of that kind myself, and it was promptly fixed in the 4.0 branch - thanks Howard!) As for the temporary build problems, I think Howard moved the target to a temp directory due to the large amount of code / do

Re: Build problems

2005-12-07 Thread Howard Lewis Ship
Tapestry is dependent on the *build scripts* used by HiveMind. I wrote them out of frustration with maven 1.0, but I'm looking into Maven 2 for HiveMind (1.2) and Tapestry (4.1). Those are problems you've identified; the framework and contrib code is supposed to be compatible with JDK 1.3. I'll l

Build problems

2005-12-07 Thread Drew McAuliffe
I've been running into a number of problems with building tapestry (RC1). The biggest problem I have is that the build structure is completely interdependent on HiveMind. While I can understand a need to have access to HiveMind, I don't see why I should need the source of HiveMind, and it's build s

Re: Tapestry 4 CVS build problems

2005-06-17 Thread Howard Lewis Ship
an issue related to line endings; if you are on > > Windows it works, on Unix it fails. Sorry. > > > > On 6/16/05, Mark Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >> I got around the build problems by editing > >> "framework/src/scripts/TestUpload

Re: Tapestry 4 CVS build problems

2005-06-16 Thread Chris Conrad
quot; and everything built and tested correctly. --Chris On Jun 16, 2005, at 12:41 PM, Howard Lewis Ship wrote: It appears to be an issue related to line endings; if you are on Windows it works, on Unix it fails. Sorry. On 6/16/05, Mark Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I got around the

Re: Tapestry 4 CVS build problems

2005-06-16 Thread Howard Lewis Ship
It appears to be an issue related to line endings; if you are on Windows it works, on Unix it fails. Sorry. On 6/16/05, Mark Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I got around the build problems by editing > "framework/src/scripts/TestUpload.xml" and commenting out 3 blocks

Re: Tapestry 4 CVS build problems

2005-06-16 Thread Mark Dillon
I got around the build problems by editing "framework/src/scripts/TestUpload.xml" and commenting out 3 blocks that look like this: Contents match. If you're failing in the same place as I was, this should take care of it for you temporarily. HTH, Mark On 6/15/05, Chris

Tapestry 4 CVS build problems

2005-06-16 Thread Chris Conrad
I wanted to try out the new annotations support in Tapestry 4 but could not get a cvs checkout from tonight to build because of JUnit test failures. Is cvs going to be in a buildable state soon? Or am I better off waiting until alpha-4 is released? --Chris -