Vinod Singh

hi Vinod, Great article, Do we have any option f...

2012-02-15T15:49:28.942+05:30

hi Vinod,

Great article,

Do we have any option for init sql to set the schema for a datasource. Somthing like "initConnectionSql".

Thanks
Shailesh

Clearing auth is not a sane option as well as eras...

2012-02-10T23:50:20.814+05:30

Clearing auth is not a sane option as well as erasing whole ~/.subversion.

I've looked inside of the auth files after this bug was hit and i see that passwd information is missing, i.e. hudson erased it (in direct or indirect way).

after commands like:

chown root -R ~hudson/.subversion/auth/svn.simple;
chmod 755 ~hudson/.subversion/auth/svn.simple;
chmod 644 ~hudson/.subversion/auth/svn.simple/*

i haven't observed this issue again.

vinod/kosal, I need to consume the webservice usi...

2012-02-09T20:19:34.110+05:30

vinod/kosal,

I need to consume the webservice using spring,as per urs i tried and got the Excpetion: A WebService annotation is not present on class

do we need to create stubs manually?

kosal, can u send me a executed code to my mail. sveerakumar@gmail.com

Thanks,
veera

Thanks! Find your site when lokking for the syntax...

2012-02-05T22:15:00.038+05:30

Thanks! Find your site when lokking for the syntax

1. Make sure you update the credentials in the job...

2012-01-19T14:27:11.100+05:30

1. Make sure you update the credentials in the job configs / (you may want/need to override global settings)
2. check log on svn server to find our which user is being used
3. There is no need to delete the .subversion directory of the user hudson is running with. The clearing the subfolder "auth" of all contained files is sufficient.

The suggestion given by anonymous about the 'P...

2011-12-23T21:56:17.252+05:30

The suggestion given by anonymous about the 'Preferences-->Maven--User Settings' is easy and it worked. Thanks anonymous.

hey Matt, you are absolutely right. jboss-web.xml ...

2011-12-21T20:14:58.489+05:30

hey Matt, you are absolutely right. jboss-web.xml really saved my day. Thank you.

@Suresh, Try to access the application via Apache...

2011-12-14T07:24:23.927+05:30

@Suresh,

Try to access the application via Apache (port 80) that will let you know whether integration is working or not.

Hi Vinod, i have some requirement for configuring...

2011-12-13T23:43:56.824+05:30

Hi Vinod,

i have some requirement for configuring apache http server 2.0.64 with JBOSS 4.2.3.
I have installed JBOSS with port:8088 and Apache http with port: 8080
Both are up and running.
Now
--->i have downloaded the mod_jk.so and added in the below path:
Apache/modules
--->I have created a new file "mod-jk.conf" and added under Apache/conf with the below content.

mod-jk.conf --->
LoadModule jk_module modules/mod_jk.so
JkWorkersFile conf/workers.properties
JkShmFile logs/mod_jk.shm
JkLogFile logs/mod_jk.log
JkLogLevel info
JkMount /App1/* worker1

--->I have added the below file andd added the line in the last line of the file "Include conf/mod-jk.conf" Apache/conf/httpd.conf

--->I have created workers.properties inside apache/conf folder with below content.
worker.list=worker1
worker.worker1.type=ajp13
worker.worker1.host=localhost
worker.worker1.port=8009

Now both the ervers are up and running successfully. But how can i know that these 2 are connected and configured properly.

Thanks in Advance,
Suresh.
suvunnam@in.ibm.com

It helped me! Without "-U" didn't wo...

2011-12-09T14:43:39.262+05:30

It helped me! Without "-U" didn't work. Thanks!

This one is what i was really looking for: Window...

2011-12-08T01:38:12.281+05:30

This one is what i was really looking for:

Window/Preferences/Maven/User settings

Thanks for the one posted it. It really helped me.

What makes it even more painful is that programmer...

2011-12-06T13:00:32.845+05:30

What makes it even more painful is that programmer often confused this with NoClassDefFoundError in Java which is completely different and drives debugging into different path. if you know more on difference check out ClassNotFoundException vs NoClassDefFoundError.

I'm having the same problem, but deleting the ...

2011-11-30T19:43:33.838+05:30

I'm having the same problem, but deleting the .subversion directory doesn't solve the problem. This seems like a fundamental flaw in hudson which makes it unusable for me, I'm going to have to look for a different CI build tool. Can't believe this HUGE bug has been outstanding for over 3 years and they haven't bothered fixing it.

Thanks for putting the tip on Your blog.

2011-11-27T04:17:55.740+05:30

Thanks for putting the tip on Your blog.

Thanks alote it saved my time..

2011-11-15T11:34:00.395+05:30

Thanks alote it saved my time..

@john: This is working by design, there is no iss...

2011-11-13T04:11:35.771+05:30

@john:

This is working by design, there is no issue here. As I mentioned above, the src directory of a Maven project should be regarded as read-only during a Maven build. All output goes to target directory, and that includes Java source code generated during the build. I strongly discourage attempting to write output to the src directory as you will have an unstable project (I know this from experience).

Eclipse and Maven both support the concept of multiple source root directories. m2eclipse is also smart enough to know when a new source root is introduced during a build, and this is precisely what happens during step (23) in my post above.

Hi Steffan, i have a same issue as u mentioned fo...

2011-11-11T10:02:04.046+05:30

Hi Steffan,

i have a same issue as u mentioned for the solution for using m2eclipse.

In my project i want to create client artifacts using wsImport (maven plugin).For this reason i created a maven client project and in the pom i given the wsimport plugin parameters.
When i do maven install it is creating source class files under target folder.But i need them to be under src/main/java...
Im using RAD...Could you please help me out to solve this issue?

I've been wasting too much time around eclipse...

2011-11-03T21:59:36.173+05:30

I've been wasting too much time around eclipse.org before I reached your post... you really saved my time
Many thanks Vinod!

Thanks Vinod ! Your blog helped me in a great way...

2011-11-02T17:22:04.691+05:30

Thanks Vinod !

Your blog helped me in a great way !

Oh man! This really rocks! Thank you! From Brazil

2011-10-29T00:48:10.755+05:30

Oh man! This really rocks! Thank you!
From Brazil

I get the same error. But I don't see a .subve...

2011-10-27T01:45:43.265+05:30

I get the same error. But I don't see a .subversion directory under ~/ . Please help

Thanks It saves my time

2011-10-26T05:28:36.875+05:30

Thanks It saves my time

@Andre, RI jars can be used by including them in ...

2011-10-25T13:12:21.210+05:30

@Andre,

RI jars can be used by including them in WEB-INF\lib directory.

I dont understand how to use the RI files. Can you...

2011-10-24T19:34:12.607+05:30

I dont understand how to use the RI files. Can you please help me?

@Anonymous: There is no need to manually "in...

2011-10-24T03:41:34.561+05:30

@Anonymous:

There is no need to manually "install" jaxws-maven-plugin (nor any other Maven plugin) as Maven automatically downloads and uses any plugins mentioned in the plugins section of the POM. Just follow the instructions I gave in a post above and all should work.

The purpose of m2eclipse is to add functionality to Eclipse for working with Maven projects, such as creating POMs. m2e-extras further enhances this to cope with more Maven project types such as .war files. Note that you can work with Maven projects without Eclipse, as Maven is a command line tool. So there is no relation between specific Maven plugins (such as jaxws-maven-plugin) and the m2eclipse tool.

Cheers,
Steffan