versioning.xqm not found in fresh SVN checkout

[Christian Wittern]

Hi there,

A few minutes ago, I built a new exist from SVN.  I enabled versioning, but
when I now try to use the web-based admin, I am greated with a blue screen
and the following error message:

Error found
error found while loading module rev: Error while loading module
versions.xqm: error found while loading module v: source for module
'http://exist-db.org/versioning' not found at
'resource:org/exist/versioning/xquery/versioning.xqm': Source not found:
org/exist/versioning/xquery/versioning.xqm

I followed the instructions on how to enable versioning and I had it working
earlier, so I am confused and surprised by this state of affairs.  Is this a
bug or am I doing something wrong?

Christian


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[Wolfgang Meier-2]

Hi Christian,

I just confirmed on a clean build that the versioning works as
expected. The XQuery module versioning.xqm is now compiled into
exist-versioning.jar and loaded in conf.xml by default:

<!-- Versioning -->
<module src="resource:org/exist/versioning/xquery/versioning.xqm"
  uri="http://exist-db.org/versioning"/>

Please check if you have the jar and the above lines in your conf.xml.
Within your XQuery code, just import the module without providing a
location in the at clause:

import module namespace v="http://exist-db.org/versioning";

Wolfgang

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[Christian Wittern]

Hi Wolfgang,

Thanks for looking into this.

Wolfgang Meier wrote:
> Hi Christian,
>
> I just confirmed on a clean build that the versioning works as
> expected. The XQuery module versioning.xqm is now compiled into
> exist-versioning.jar and loaded in conf.xml by default:
>  
I used the dist-zip target (installer did not work for me) following a
clean checkout; there is no exist-versioning.jar.  How would I enable
the building?  I can't find a target for this.
> <!-- Versioning -->
> <module src="resource:org/exist/versioning/xquery/versioning.xqm"
>   uri="http://exist-db.org/versioning"/>
>
> Please check if you have the jar and the above lines in your conf.xml.
>  
I do have these lines, however I think it would also worth mentioning
this in http://www.exist-db.org/versioning.html (and if you add it
there, you might also change the title of this document, which is
'Lucene Index Module').

All the best,

Christian


> Within your XQuery code, just import the module without providing a
> location in the at clause:
>
> import module namespace v="http://exist-db.org/versioning";
>
> Wolfgang
>
>  


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[Wolfgang Meier-2]

Hi Christian,

> I used the dist-zip target (installer did not work for me) following a clean
> checkout; there is no exist-versioning.jar.  How would I enable the
> building?  I can't find a target for this.

The target is "extension-versioning", but it should be included in the
default build, so just calling build.sh once should be sufficient.

I think the dist-zip target doesn't copy the file. I didn't use this
target for a while. It either has to be fixed or removed. The
installer (call target "installer-exe") now requires the SVN version
of IzPack.

> I do have these lines, however I think it would also worth mentioning this
> in http://www.exist-db.org/versioning.html (and if you add it there, you
> might also change the title of this document, which is 'Lucene Index
> Module').

Ok.

Wolfgang

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[Dannes Wessels-2]

Christian,

On 3 Nov 2009, at 12:18 , Christian Wittern wrote:

I used the dist-zip target (installer did not work for me) following a 
clean checkout; there is no exist-versioning.jar.  How would I enable 
the building?  I can't find a target for this.

I try to reproduce the issue you described, but I think I do not fully understand the issue. When I run "build.sh dist-zip" on a clean checkout, the generated file contains the required jar file and the file contains the xquery module.

Please could you help me to understand the issue you have?

Kind regards

Dannes

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[Joe Wicentowski]

Hi Christian,

> I used the dist-zip target (installer did not work for me) following a
> clean checkout; there is no exist-versioning.jar.  How would I enable
> the building?  I can't find a target for this.
>> <!-- Versioning -->
>> <module src="resource:org/exist/versioning/xquery/versioning.xqm"
>>   uri="http://exist-db.org/versioning"/>
>>
>> Please check if you have the jar and the above lines in your conf.xml.
>>
> I do have these lines, however I think it would also worth mentioning
> this in http://www.exist-db.org/versioning.html (and if you add it
> there, you might also change the title of this document, which is
> 'Lucene Index Module').

Do you have a file in $exist_home/extensions/ called
local.build.properties?  If so, see if it contains a line like:

#Versioning extensions for eXist
include.feature.versioning = false

If so, try changing it to true, and rebuild.  I may be wrong, but I
believe that if you've created this 'local' version of
build.properties, it will override the default.

Joe

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[Christian Wittern]

Dannes,



Dannes Wessels wrote:
> I try to reproduce the issue you described, but I think I do not fully
> understand the issue. When I run "build.sh dist-zip" on a clean
> checkout, the generated file contains the required jar file and the
> file contains the xquery module.
To confirm the issue, I just did the following:

* Deleted exist svn checkout completely and did a fresh co like so:
   svn co https://exist.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/exist/trunk/eXist 
exist-new

* issued the command ./build.sh dist-zip  in the exist checkout root

* confirmed that eXist-1.40rc/lib/extensions contains only exist-modules.jar

don't think this matters, but this is on Mac OS 10.5.8.  I hope this
helps you identifying the issue.

All the best,

Christian


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[Christian Wittern]

Hi Joe,

Thank you for your help.

Joe Wicentowski wrote:

>
> Do you have a file in $exist_home/extensions/ called
> local.build.properties?  If so, see if it contains a line like:
>
> #Versioning extensions for eXist
> include.feature.versioning = false
>
> If so, try changing it to true, and rebuild.  I may be wrong, but I
> believe that if you've created this 'local' version of
> build.properties, it will override the default.
>  

There is no trace of a local properties file around and the
build.properties there sets the value to true for the versioning module.

best,  Christian

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