Re: A few questions about the 1.0.0-beta5 release

Nick Chalko <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.krysalis.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I think Adam may have also run into this. 
Please open a bug at 
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=36516&atid=423515  so we can 
track it.

R,
Nick

Joshua Davis wrote:

> 1) Can this release build multiple jar files from multiple source code 
> directories?  If so, can someone point me to an example?
>  
> 2) I've encountered a problem on the Windoze platform when Centipede 
> is installed on a different drive than the project.  This is a 
> show-stopper for me because my team uses ClearCase, and the source 
> code is not on the same 'drive letter' as the shared Centipede 
> installation.  Anyway, I'd offer to help fix this error, but I need to 
> know where (and how) to look for the cause.
>  
> Here is the error message:
>  
> Searching for centibuild.xml ...
> Buildfile: P:\dev\hello-world\centibuild.xml
> Initializing Centipede...
> ...Centipede started.
> No project specified. Defaulting to first project:  helloworld
> Dependency sequence for project `helloworld' is *NONE*
>  
> ... snip ...
>  
> compile-src:
> Compiling project core with Java 1.4, debug on, optimize off, 
> deprecation on
>  
> copy-exported-jars:
> Created dir: P:\dev\hello-world\build\helloworld\work\java\dist-bin\lib
>  
> BUILD FAILED
> file:///P:/dev/hello-world/build/work/temp/krysalis-template-helloworld.getdepend.xml:26: 
> P:\java\krysalis-centipede-1.0.0-beta5\tools\jars not found.
>  
> Total time: 9 seconds
>  
> In this case, the sources are in p:\dev\hello-world, and the 
> 'centibuild.xml' file was simply copied from the minimal template.  
> CENTIPEDE_HOME is set to C:\java\krysalis-centipede-1.0.0-beta5.
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