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Build Does Not Appear To Start Automatically After CVS Checkout [message #206549] Fri, 15 December 2006 09:00 Go to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: rob.torenware.com

I'm trying to get BIRT 2.1.1 to build under Eclipse 3.2 on Linux (FC5,
if it matters). I'm working according to the directions at
http://www.eclipse.org/birt/phoenix/build/buildInstructions. php.

I'm finding the the CVS repository in the CVS perspective and getting
the 2.1.1 version to check out. But build does not start automatically,
nor do I see any kind of error to tell me why. Also, I don't see
anywhere in the UI where I can do the following (from the HOWTO):

> If your Eclipse environment is not setup to build automatically, build the source now.
> This designer should build correctly. If you wish to build the Web Viewer proceed to the
> next section. Do this if you wish to make changes to the deployable Web Viewer Example.

I don't see anything in the UI that will let me "build the source now",
nor do I see any sign the source has built (no class files anywhere I
can find, no log entries, no nothing).

How do I manually trigger a build? Also, can that info be added to the
instructions?

Thanks,
Rob

Rob Thorne
Torenware Networks
Re: Build Does Not Appear To Start Automatically After CVS Checkout [message #206568 is a reply to message #206549] Fri, 15 December 2006 09:40 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: rob.torenware.com

I may be having trouble with a "UI glitch". A couple possibilities:

1) There's a file called .project 1.1 in the CVS repository in the same
directory as the rest of the sub-directories. If you select it, "Check
Out" and "Checkout As" are no longer selectable in the context menu.

2) If checkout is done on the "source BIRT_2_1_1..." directory, you can
choose "check out", but apparently, automatic build does not get invoked.

I'm guessing that automatic build only works if the sub-directories are
checked out as 100 or so separate directories, not as a single
super-directory with 100 or so sub-directories.

The UI isn't really telling me what's going on; any advice you all have,
much thanks.

Rob

Rob Thorne wrote:
> I'm trying to get BIRT 2.1.1 to build under Eclipse 3.2 on Linux (FC5,
> if it matters). I'm working according to the directions at
> http://www.eclipse.org/birt/phoenix/build/buildInstructions. php.
>
> I'm finding the the CVS repository in the CVS perspective and getting
> the 2.1.1 version to check out. But build does not start automatically,
> nor do I see any kind of error to tell me why. Also, I don't see
> anywhere in the UI where I can do the following (from the HOWTO):
>
>> If your Eclipse environment is not setup to build automatically, build
>> the source now. This designer should build correctly. If you wish to
>> build the Web Viewer proceed to the next section. Do this if you wish
>> to make changes to the deployable Web Viewer Example.
>
> I don't see anything in the UI that will let me "build the source now",
> nor do I see any sign the source has built (no class files anywhere I
> can find, no log entries, no nothing).
>
> How do I manually trigger a build? Also, can that info be added to the
> instructions?
>
> Thanks,
> Rob
>
> Rob Thorne
> Torenware Networks
Re: Build Does Not Appear To Start Automatically After CVS Checkout [message #206730 is a reply to message #206568] Fri, 15 December 2006 17:33 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Jason Weathersby is currently offline Jason WeathersbyFriend
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Registered: July 2009
Senior Member

I believe I used Check out as.
Are you still having problems with this?

Jason

"Rob Thorne" <rob@torenware.com> wrote in message
news:eltqhm$nbj$1@utils.eclipse.org...
>I may be having trouble with a "UI glitch". A couple possibilities:
>
> 1) There's a file called .project 1.1 in the CVS repository in the same
> directory as the rest of the sub-directories. If you select it, "Check
> Out" and "Checkout As" are no longer selectable in the context menu.
>
> 2) If checkout is done on the "source BIRT_2_1_1..." directory, you can
> choose "check out", but apparently, automatic build does not get invoked.
>
> I'm guessing that automatic build only works if the sub-directories are
> checked out as 100 or so separate directories, not as a single
> super-directory with 100 or so sub-directories.
>
> The UI isn't really telling me what's going on; any advice you all have,
> much thanks.
>
> Rob
>
> Rob Thorne wrote:
>> I'm trying to get BIRT 2.1.1 to build under Eclipse 3.2 on Linux (FC5, if
>> it matters). I'm working according to the directions at
>> http://www.eclipse.org/birt/phoenix/build/buildInstructions. php.
>>
>> I'm finding the the CVS repository in the CVS perspective and getting the
>> 2.1.1 version to check out. But build does not start automatically, nor
>> do I see any kind of error to tell me why. Also, I don't see anywhere in
>> the UI where I can do the following (from the HOWTO):
>>
>>> If your Eclipse environment is not setup to build automatically, build
>>> the source now. This designer should build correctly. If you wish to
>>> build the Web Viewer proceed to the next section. Do this if you wish to
>>> make changes to the deployable Web Viewer Example.
>>
>> I don't see anything in the UI that will let me "build the source now",
>> nor do I see any sign the source has built (no class files anywhere I can
>> find, no log entries, no nothing).
>>
>> How do I manually trigger a build? Also, can that info be added to the
>> instructions?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Rob
>>
>> Rob Thorne
>> Torenware Networks
Re: Build Does Not Appear To Start Automatically After CVS Checkout [message #206786 is a reply to message #206730] Fri, 15 December 2006 21:16 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: rob.torenware.com

It appears that my two observations are correct: including the "source
BIRT..." folder will prevent autobuild from working, and including the
..project file will prevent "Checkout" from being selectable.

But once I knew about these two issues, autobuild worked.

It would also be good if there was an explicit note that DTP was needed
(the flatfile demo, for example, has moved out of the BIRT tree into the
DTP tree, for example), but I figured that much out.

Rob

Jason Weathersby wrote:
> I believe I used Check out as.
> Are you still having problems with this?
>
> Jason
>
> "Rob Thorne" <rob@torenware.com> wrote in message
> news:eltqhm$nbj$1@utils.eclipse.org...
>> I may be having trouble with a "UI glitch". A couple possibilities:
>>
>> 1) There's a file called .project 1.1 in the CVS repository in the same
>> directory as the rest of the sub-directories. If you select it, "Check
>> Out" and "Checkout As" are no longer selectable in the context menu.
>>
>> 2) If checkout is done on the "source BIRT_2_1_1..." directory, you can
>> choose "check out", but apparently, automatic build does not get invoked.
>>
>> I'm guessing that automatic build only works if the sub-directories are
>> checked out as 100 or so separate directories, not as a single
>> super-directory with 100 or so sub-directories.
>>
>> The UI isn't really telling me what's going on; any advice you all have,
>> much thanks.
>>
>> Rob
>>
>> Rob Thorne wrote:
>>> I'm trying to get BIRT 2.1.1 to build under Eclipse 3.2 on Linux (FC5, if
>>> it matters). I'm working according to the directions at
>>> http://www.eclipse.org/birt/phoenix/build/buildInstructions. php.
>>>
>>> I'm finding the the CVS repository in the CVS perspective and getting the
>>> 2.1.1 version to check out. But build does not start automatically, nor
>>> do I see any kind of error to tell me why. Also, I don't see anywhere in
>>> the UI where I can do the following (from the HOWTO):
>>>
>>>> If your Eclipse environment is not setup to build automatically, build
>>>> the source now. This designer should build correctly. If you wish to
>>>> build the Web Viewer proceed to the next section. Do this if you wish to
>>>> make changes to the deployable Web Viewer Example.
>>> I don't see anything in the UI that will let me "build the source now",
>>> nor do I see any sign the source has built (no class files anywhere I can
>>> find, no log entries, no nothing).
>>>
>>> How do I manually trigger a build? Also, can that info be added to the
>>> instructions?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Rob
>>>
>>> Rob Thorne
>>> Torenware Networks
>
>
Re: Build Does Not Appear To Start Automatically After CVS Checkout [message #206896 is a reply to message #206549] Sat, 16 December 2006 21:50 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: johnw.innoventsolutions.com

There should be directions on the site. Go to to build ant script, right
mouse click, and choose Run/Run as Ant Build.

John

Rob Thorne wrote:
> I'm trying to get BIRT 2.1.1 to build under Eclipse 3.2 on Linux (FC5,
> if it matters). I'm working according to the directions at
> http://www.eclipse.org/birt/phoenix/build/buildInstructions. php.
>
> I'm finding the the CVS repository in the CVS perspective and getting
> the 2.1.1 version to check out. But build does not start automatically,
> nor do I see any kind of error to tell me why. Also, I don't see
> anywhere in the UI where I can do the following (from the HOWTO):
>
>> If your Eclipse environment is not setup to build automatically, build
>> the source now. This designer should build correctly. If you wish to
>> build the Web Viewer proceed to the next section. Do this if you wish
>> to make changes to the deployable Web Viewer Example.
>
> I don't see anything in the UI that will let me "build the source now",
> nor do I see any sign the source has built (no class files anywhere I
> can find, no log entries, no nothing).
>
> How do I manually trigger a build? Also, can that info be added to the
> instructions?
>
> Thanks,
> Rob
>
> Rob Thorne
> Torenware Networks
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