Re: Cannot compile code from CVS

It looks have a too old JRE, with an old version of the W3C API's.
But since you have JDK 1.5 ( I allready compiled eXist with 1.5 ), I 
would say this :
You probably have an old version of the W3C API's somewhere in your 
CLASSPATH .

A while you're here, also take the last version of eclipse, 3.0 .

Guillaume Pothier wrote:

> Hi, I checked out eXist from CVS, and when the ant script is run I get
> the following errors:
>
>      [javac] 
> /home/gpothier/eclipse/workbench-3.1M1/eXist-1.0/src/org/exist/dom/NodeImpl.java:46:
> org.exist.dom.NodeImpl is not abstract and does not override abstract
> method getUserData(java.lang.String) in org.w3c.dom.Node
>       [javac] public class NodeImpl implements Node, QNameable {
>       [javac]        ^
>       [javac] 
> (...) and a few more of the same style.
> I am building with jdk 1.5, so I added the source="1.4" flag to the
> javac task so that the compiler doesn't complain about "enum" used as
> identifier.
>
> DId I miss something, or is the CVS currently not buildable?
> I am looking at this because I would like to try to fix the issue with
> computed node constructors (1015954)
> Guillaume
>  
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