Re: Installing on Solaris

On 30 Oct 2002 at 0:01, enhydra-request@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Hi
> **********
> The compile is fired by a script included with the source called compile.sh.  
> It does expand on the classpath, and includes the ant, optional, junit, 
> xerces and tools jar in addition to my regular classpath (which already 
> included tools, as well as the regular j2se/lib dir).
> *******
> Hmm, thats strange.  Have you tried clearing your CLASSPATH env variable and 
> running the script?
> 
> That might eliminate any conflicts with different versions of XML parsers, 
> etc. XMLC uses xerces 1.4 right now, so If you have xerces 2.0 in your path 
> somewhere you might have problems. 
> 
> Here is an example of my startup script, Many of the jars are jars needed for 
> my app, so you can delete those references.
> 
> I keep this script in my enhydra/bin directory, note that it calls the 
> standard multiserver script at the end.
> 
> You will need the XMLC, XERCES, DODS, ENHYDRA, TOMCAT, SERVLET, REGEX jars 
> plus your own app's jars.

Interestingly enough, the problem seems to be that even though XMLC is part of 
the 
Enhydra package and is compiled before it is needed, it's not properly 
referenced in 
the build file anywhere - I assume that the devs have the standalone in their 
classpath already and that is why they didn't see this issue.

I'm still not completely out of the woods yet, but I am making forward 
progress.  It 
seems to have locked up while trying to configure... I am still going to dig 
into this, 
but if anyone has any ideas - here's where it's frozen:

configure:
     [echo] Configuring ...

init:

prepare.class.in:
    [mkdir] Created dir: /home/cliff/Enhydra-
src5.0/Enhydra/output/enhydra5.0/build/tmp
Overriding previous definition of reference to modules.jar
Overriding previous definition of reference to java.jar

I left it overnight (and then was ill the next day), so it definitely seems 
frozen.

Thanks!