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Re: [aperi-dev] testable build: 20070423-171458
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Simona and Todd,
The report server configuration error is my bug.  I added a new file to the template directory in CVS and I need it copied to the build machine.
-- Craig
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Hello Todd,
 
I have tried the build  aperi-20070423-171458.zip today on Linux while fixing bugzilla bug 183478
 and I encountered following problems:
 
 -> the unix executables does not have execute permission set. It is easy to see the cfgaperi does not have it but you figure out that there are other scripts that need it when the installer come across them and give IOException
 
 -> The file scripts/db2config contains ^M(CRLF) characters which prevent the bash from executing it.
 
 -> The configuration ends with two errors ( see the output below). 
   Aperi Bulk Report Processor: Loader 
   repository directory = /usr/kits/simona/aperi/reports 
   zip file             = ../reporting/configuration/canned-reports.zip 
   jdbcDriver           = com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2Driver 
   jdbcUrl              = jdbc:db2://localhost:50001/Aperi 
   jdbcUser             = db2inst1 
   Connection authorization failure occurred.  Reason: password invalid. 
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The output above should indicate that the schema was created 
successfully on your system. If there was an error, 
Aperi will not function correctly. Consult the installation 
documentation for more information. 
Configuring the report server... 
 ../reporting/reporting 
Error occurred while performing the configuration updates. 
java.io.FileNotFoundException: ../configure/searchReplace.config (No such file or directory) 
        at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method) 
        at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:106) 
        at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:66) 
        at java.io.FileReader.<init>(FileReader.java:41) 
        at org.eclipse.aperi.configure.ConfigureAperi.reportServer(ConfigureAperi.java:739) 
        at org.eclipse.aperi.configure.ConfigureAperi.configure(ConfigureAperi.java:300) 
        at org.eclipse.aperi.configure.ConfigureAperi.configureAperi(ConfigureAperi.java:145) 
        at org.eclipse.aperi.configure.ConfigureAperi.main(ConfigureAperi.java:122) 
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Simona Constantin
Phone: +(40)-725.164.930;
 
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The build is now semi-automatic (sounds like a gun).  The mysterious org.eclipse.aperi.reporting bundle is now treated as a third-party bundle.  In this way, the rest of the build can run smoothly.  The implication of this: changes to the reporting bundle are NOT automatically incorporated into the build.  With every change to this bundle, please notify me (or whoever is responsible for  the build).  
 
In the meanwhile, we will continue to hunt down the defect that inhibits the compilation fo the reporting bundle.  
 
Todd Singleton
Software Engineer, Tivoli, IBM
Bldg. 50, A152
5600 Cottle Road
San Jose, CA
email: toddsing@xxxxxxxxxx
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