Sinisa Milosevic wrote:
> Enhydra Server 7.2-1
> (
http://forge.objectweb.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=21)
Thanks!
However, tas-community-runtime-7.2-1.i386.tar.gz is missing the
"manager" webapp from TomCat. Any reason for that? I have copied the
"manager" from tomcat 6.0 release and it works nicely. Can't imagine
deploying enhydra apps without it...
Also, if I may add a couple of bug reports:
First, ./configure does not configure conf/wrapper.conf properly:
# echo $JAVA_HOME
/usr/local/jdk1.6.0_03
# tas-community-runtime-7.2/multiserver/enhydra# ./configure
./configure run reports
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 3 seconds
but it didn't set the "wrapper.java.command" in wrapper.conf:
# grep wrapper\.java\.command ../conf/wrapper.conf
wrapper.java.command=/bin/java
It should contain $JAVA_HOME/bin/java (i.e.
/usr/local/jdk1.6.0_03/bin/java in my case). This is however easy to fix
after the installation.
Another problem is that subsequent running of the ./configure or
./configureBase reports:
./tmp.properties: line 31: tomcat.service.name=Catalina: command
not found
This is probably caused by the dots in the "tomcat.service.name"
variable in the build.properties file (generated by the first
./configure run) - a bash environment variable cannot contain dots, can
it? Could they by replaced by underscores, for example?
Third problem is with the ./configureBase:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
....
show:
[echo] os=unix
[echo]
enhydra.dir=/tmp/pokus/tas-community-runtime-7.2/multiserver/enhydra/multiserver-base/enhydra
configure:
BUILD FAILED
/tmp/pokus/tas-community-runtime-7.2/multiserver/enhydra/build.xml:761:
The following error occurred while executing this line:
/tmp/pokus/tas-community-runtime-7.2/multiserver/enhydra/multiserver-base/enhydra/build.xml:308:
/tmp/pokus/tas-community-runtime-7.2/multiserver/enhydra/multiserver-base/enhydra/dist/enhydra
not found.
Total time: 2 seconds
ERROR: Enhydra Base could not been configured
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
in the multiserver-base/enhydra/dist only the following files exist:
bin/ build.xml conf/ webapps/
What is the multiserver-base good for, anyway? Do I need it for running
Enhydra apps on a web server?
Thanks
Petr
P.S. will you make Kelp for TDS 7.2-1 available, please? BTW, there is a
problem in the TDS 7.1 and 7.2 that prevents from running the
applications - I'll report that in a separate mail...
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