Just tried the addon.roo script again ... still getting same issues as of r817.
Another question that follows:
A month ago or so, I was happily adjusting where my addon fell in the...
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Just tried the addon.roo script again ... still getting same issues as of r817.
Another question that follows:
A month ago or so, I was happily adjusting where my addon fell in the...
roo> script --file ../classpath/src/main/resources/addon.roo
generates the following error during the "perform assembly" step:
So I tried to issue the following command:
Still getting...
Because I am an idiot, and never knew how to do this properly from the beginning, I was happily adjusting where my addon fell in the roo_classpath.txt file by adding an artifactId entry for my new...
In the normal "wedding" application, that is typically used as an example for roo ...
Two questions:
1) What is responsible for scanning for the @RooJavaBean annotation?
2) What causes that...
Thanks for the quick response Stefan. What you are saying is really starting to make sense.
I was just now able to do exactly what you said.
I performed a similar procedure for the web-mvc-jsp...
I've just spent an hour or so in debug mode with the wedding
example, and the normal web-mvc-controller addon
gets all of its downstreamDependencies registered just fine, but for
some reason with...
Nevermind ... i'm an idiot ... imagine that. So just in case anyone else is as goofed as I am ...
If you do not replace "/home/balex" in the "database properties set ..." command with your home...
Got the following WARNINGs and failures during "perform test":
java.io.FileNotFoundException: /home/balex/our-wedding.lck (No such file or directory))
Trying to work through this page:
http://blog.springsource.com/2009/05/27/roo-part-2/
Got to:
roo> perform test
Error: JAVA_HOME is not defined correctly.
We cannot execute
roo> quit
...