James,
I have the same problem as orignally reported Luc, but with the binary
SNAPSHOT from 20th March.
I have installed apache-activemq-4.2-20070320.165248-33.zip on an XP box
and, having started ActiveMQ, I have tried to use http://localhost:8161/demo
and I get a NOT FOUND.
The shell window w
That's the one (well the one I built anyway) that's throwing the spring
exceptions when i try running ./activemq .
I did get things going with the 4.1.1 tag and then did the same with trunk
by going directly into the activemq-web-demo and doing the mvn jetty:run
Which is plenty good for me right
On 3/22/07, M. David Minnigerode <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
James,
Thanks for the response!
After the update I get through the build now. But still get an exception
when trying to start the resulting snapshot. My whole goal has been to try
out the REST demo. Clearly I've gotten a little ob
James,
Thanks for the response!
After the update I get through the build now. But still get an exception
when trying to start the resulting snapshot. My whole goal has been to try
out the REST demo. Clearly I've gotten a little obsessive about it... Will
try a 4.1 binary and just make my ow
Note that you've all hit a temporary glitch in trunk until Jetty does
another release; we'll be switching to the next release of Jetty as
soon as it goes out - from 6.1.2rc2 onwards (as we depend on that -
earlier versions don't work with trunk unless the web console is
disabled in the release'd a
ahh... It was installing the products into ~/.maven so I was assuming that
was the repos maven was using... I missed/forgot about .m2.
Still... That shouldn't effect anything after a 'successful' build (after
setting the jetty version to 6.1.1). The product from that build died when
trying t
Sorry to say... I'm giving up.
Removed all the local maven repositories. Did a fresh co of trunk. mvn
install and got the failed to resolve artifact on jetty 6.1-SNAPSHOT.
bummer.
dave
M. David Minnigerode wrote:
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> ahh... It was installing the products into ~/.maven so I was assumi
On 3/21/07 8:10 PM, "M. David Minnigerode" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hum... Tried various versions of jetty. Event updated to previous revisions.
> Can get the build to work. But get spring exceptions as in the other
> subthread.
>
> Has anyone done a clean checkout from trunk and done a b
On 3/21/07 8:10 PM, "M. David Minnigerode" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hum... Tried various versions of jetty. Event updated to previous revisions.
> Can get the build to work. But get spring exceptions as in the other
> subthread.
>
> Has anyone done a clean checkout from trunk and done a b
Hum... Tried various versions of jetty. Event updated to previous revisions.
Can get the build to work. But get spring exceptions as in the other
subthread.
Has anyone done a clean checkout from trunk and done a build w/o an existing
maven repository?
thanks
dave
M. David Minnigerode w
No... someone needs to put the correct version of jetty into the maven
repository that's in the pom... or put the repository with the correct
version of jetty into the pom.
It sounds like someone switched the jetty version in the pom... but the rc1
version doesn't actually work... But I just sho
I have exactly the same problem here.
[Prax:~/Code/Java/activemq] ngzax% svn up
At revision 520846.
The message indicates that I could install Jetty manually, but certainly
that isn't what we should all be doing, right?
On 3/20/07 7:06 PM, "M. David Minnigerode" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hmm, it works fine for me. Whicih OS/platform are you using?
I wonder does http://0.0.0.0:8161/admin work by any chance?
I guess there's no errors in the log right?
BTW 4.2-SNAPSHOT is not out yet - i wonder what date of 4.2 you were using?
On 3/19/07, lprefontaine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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