AW: AW: Shark 2.0 CVS question

Hi David !

Regarding Shark Corba: You could either wrap the relevant parts on your own (if it is urgent) or wait for one of the next Betas...we will have Corba again...we are just rather busy with an important customer now...which has priority of course...

Greetings.

Alfred

-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: David Forslund [mailto:[email protected]]
Bereitgestellt: Dienstag, 09. Mai 2006 19:13
Bereitgestellt in: Shark
Unterhaltung: AW: [shark] Shark 2.0 CVS question
Betreff: Re: AW: [shark] Shark 2.0 CVS question


I probably won't be able to do this until I can use the new Shark2.0 
which won't be until there is at least the CORBA interface for it, so I 
can get my
apps to work.  It isn't useful to me as a standalone application.

Thanks,

Dave
Madl Alfred - Together AT wrote:
> Hi David !
>
> We would be happy to include your build scripts in the download section if you send us some...
>
> Greetings.
>
> Alfred Madl
>
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: David Forslund [mailto:[email protected]]
> Bereitgestellt: Dienstag, 09. Mai 2006 15:42
> Bereitgestellt in: Shark
> Unterhaltung: [shark] Shark 2.0 CVS question
> Betreff: Re: [shark] Shark 2.0 CVS question
>
>
> When I did an update from CVS it didn't get rid of the directories no 
> longer in CVS, so there was some old
> stuff around.  Anyway, this version is useless to me until it has at 
> least a CORBA wrapper for it.
>
> Why not include (default) ant build scripts, so one doesn't have to use 
> an IDE to build Shark 2.0?
>
> Dave
> Sasa Bojanic wrote:
>   
>> Hi Dave,
>>
>> it must be something wrong with the sources you have - there shouldn't
>> be errors.
>>
>> Anyway, you don't need to use eclipse, but any IDE of your choice to
>> build the sources - all the libraries that you might need can be found
>> in CVS (of course, you can also avoid IDE, but it makes things a little
>> bit more complicated, and requires appropriate build script).
>>
>> I must also correct Alfred - you don't need DODS to build the data
>> layer, 'cause you can find DODS layer jar files in the lib-ext (as an
>> alternative, you can also use DODS's layer sources that are zipped in
>> the root of modules directory).
>>
>> Anyway, it shouldn't be hard to compile shark's classes.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Sasa.
>>
>> David Forslund wrote:
>>     
>>> I didn't have to do that.  Eclipse set all of these up for me.  But 
>>> I'm still getting 5000+ errors.  The code doesn't match its own API. 
>>> It appears that CVS isn't updating some of the source files properly. 
>>> I'll do another checkout to see if I can fix this.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Dave
>>> [email protected] wrote:
>>>       
>>>> David Forslund <[email protected]> wrote on 05/08/2006 03:56:28 PM:
>>>>
>>>>         
>>>>> I created a Shark project in Eclipse 3.0 pointing to the source
>>>>> directory.  It sees the various files, but says there are a very 
>>>>>           
>>>> large
>>>>         
>>>>> number of errors in trying to compile the files.  Is there some 
>>>>>           
>>>> eclipse
>>>>         
>>>>> project file that I can point to, as I can't imagine that eclipse 
>>>>>           
>>>> could
>>>>         
>>>>> figure out all the relationships between the various modules and 
>>>>>           
>>>> their
>>>>         
>>>>> dependencies without some help.  I've contributed code to Shark in 
>>>>>           
>>>> the
>>>>         
>>>>> past, but I'm not sure how I will be able to do this in the future
>>>>> unless this build process is more automated or more documented.
>>>>>
>>>>> Eclipse crashes with "out-of-memory" when I try to compile this 
>>>>>           
>>>> version
>>>>         
>>>>> of Shark, which can be corrected, of course, but why not indicate 
>>>>>           
>>>> what
>>>>         
>>>>> environment is needed for Shark?
>>>>>
>>>>> Even with jdk1.5.0_06 I get 644 compile errors, many of which 
>>>>>           
>>>> indicating
>>>>         
>>>>> that a library is missing or the implementation is inconsistent 
>>>>>           
>>>> with the
>>>>         
>>>>> interfaces.
>>>>> I guess I'm missing something important to have this many errors.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>
>>>>> Dave Forslund
>>>>>           
>>>> Dave, right click on your new project, go to Properties -> Java 
>>>> Build Path ->Source. Then click "Add folder" and navigate to each of 
>>>> the modules's source folder. (I have 20 such folders in my build 
>>>> path.) Also go to the Libraries tab (within the Java Build Path) and 
>>>> add all the other jars (like Octopus etc) to your build path - I got 
>>>> these from the "lib" and "lib-ext" folders from the download. Click 
>>>> OK and then try to build all and hopefully you should be ok..
>>>>
>>>> Geeta
>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>

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