Re: Shark 1.1-2 compilation problem

Hi Simon,

We also waited for a stable release, though Shark guys claimed that CVS versions are working pretty well. The workflow engine stability is of critical value for us too.

We upgraded to 1.1-2 about two weeks ago because we need the DataSource functionality. I think that 1.1-2 works good enough. I can affirm that the management console works much stable that the one for 1.0.

I think 1.1-2 deserves to give it a try. Beware that the database tables structure is changed from version 1.0 and IMHO you will need to drop your old tables and to build the new ones, which mean that you will loose your running processes. Unfortunately, I do not have information if there is some tool for upgrading the database structure without loosing the running processes (this was important, but not critical for us, so we did not looked for more information).

Best Regards,
Monique

David Simón wrote:
> After "make clean" all has worked fine. I thought that removing the 
> output folder (because firstly I compiled it with jdk 1.5) would be 
> enough but it was necessary to perform "make clean".
> 
> Thank you Monique, maybe I test Shark 1.1-2 if I have time and it is 
> stable enough :-)
> 
> David
> 
>>Hi Simon,
>>
>>I think that the class version is in the build.properties file (which is set by configure script). Did you execute configure(.bat) before to build the project?
>>
>>Additionally, execute
>>make clean
>>just in case. Then try to build again.
>>
>>David Simón wrote:
>>> Thank you.
>>> 
>>> I have downloaded this version and I have tried to compile it, but using 
>>> jdk 1.4.2_07 it gives me the next error:
>>> 
>>>   [javac] 
>>> /apps/shark-1.1/modules/SharkUtilities/DODS/src/org/enhydra/shark/utilities/dods/DODSUtilities.java:20: 
>>> cannot access org.enhydra.shark.api.RootException
>>>     [javac] bad class file: 
>>> /apps/shark-1.1/output/Shark/lib/sharkcommonapi.jar(org/enhydra/shark/api/RootException.class)
>>>     [javac] class file has wrong version 49.0, should be 48.0
>>>     [javac] Please remove or make sure it appears in the correct 
>>> subdirectory of the classpath.
>>>     [javac] import org.enhydra.shark.api.RootException;
>>>     [javac]                              ^
>>>     [javac] 1 error
>>> 
>>> It seems it is related to the jdk version, but according to the 
>>> documentation a jdk 1.4.x should work. Anyone can help me?
>>> 
>>> Kind regards,
>>> 
>>> David.
>>> 
>>> El mar, 26-07-2005 a las 11:45 +0300, Monique Maker escribió:
>>> 
>>>
>>

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