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The same here!!

On 7/26/06, Saul Farber <Saul.Farber@...> wrote:
>
> Hey all,
>
> I've successfully built an up-to-date geotools-2.2.x branch (currently
> RC5).  Maven is very cool.
>
> I've also successfully built an up-to-date geoserver trunk.
>
> I then went to deploy my geoserver war file, and got the following
> exception when deploying it inside Tomcat:
>
> ...
> java.lang.IllegalArgumentException:
> log4j,openmap,postgis,jts,junitperf,junit,postgresql-Extension-Name
> ...
>
>
> I narrowed it down to the fact that the MANIFEST.MF inside the wkb4j jar
> file that's hosted at both maven.geotools.fr (seems to be the one pulled
> from gt-trunk) and at http://lists.refractions.net/m2 (seems to be the
> one pulled from gt-2.2.x) includes the line:
>
> *Extension-List: log4j,openmap,postgis,jts,junitperf,junit,postgresql*
>
>
> From what I understand from here:
>
> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/jar/jar.html
>
> and here:
>
> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/extensions/versioning.html
>
> this should instead read:
>
> *Extension-List: log4j openmap postgis jts junitperf junit postgresql*
>
> (spaces instead of commas).
>
>
> However, when I rebuilt the jar with exactly that change to the
> Extension-List attribute, I got a silent error from Tomcat (even worse).
>
>
> This copy of wkb4j has been around for a long time (I verified that the
> same problems were in the MANIFEST.MF file in the version released on
> sourceforge in 2003), so I can't imagine I'm the first person to run
> across this.
>
> Anyone else having this problem, or is it confined to linux+tomcat+java
> 1.5?
>
> --saul
>
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No, having the jar around seems to make geoserver not deploy correctly 
(tomcat complains about the wkb4j.jar's MANIFEST.MF file, although 
figuring out which jar and which file took a bit).

It's getting weirder though.  Now when I delete that jar file from the 
WEB-INF/lib directory completely (therefore removing the problem, 
right?) tomcat fails silently.  Not sure what the heck's going on, but 
I'm upgrading JVMs, and I'm about to upgrade tomcat.

--saul

Chris Holmes wrote:
> But the jar in geoserver works right?  So we just need to upload that 
> one to the appropriate repositories?
>

Hi Saul,

I ran into this problem a while back and the only way I was able to 
solve it was to repackage the jar with a modified manifest.

I have posted this to the wkb4j mailing list was well. Perhaps it is 
possible to get a version which does contain this stuff in the MANIFEST.

-Justin

Saul Farber wrote:
> No, having the jar around seems to make geoserver not deploy correctly 
> (tomcat complains about the wkb4j.jar's MANIFEST.MF file, although 
> figuring out which jar and which file took a bit).
> 
> It's getting weirder though.  Now when I delete that jar file from the 
> WEB-INF/lib directory completely (therefore removing the problem, 
> right?) tomcat fails silently.  Not sure what the heck's going on, but 
> I'm upgrading JVMs, and I'm about to upgrade tomcat.
> 
> --saul
> 
> Chris Holmes wrote:
> 
>>But the jar in geoserver works right?  So we just need to upload that 
>>one to the appropriate repositories?
>>
> 
> 
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But the jar in geoserver works right?  So we just need to upload that 
one to the appropriate repositories?

Alessio Fabiani wrote:
> The same here!!
> 
> On 7/26/06, *Saul Farber* <Saul.Farber@... 
> <mailto:Saul.Farber@...>> wrote:
> 
>     Hey all,
> 
>     I've successfully built an up-to-date geotools-2.2.x branch (currently
>     RC5).  Maven is very cool.
> 
>     I've also successfully built an up-to-date geoserver trunk.
> 
>     I then went to deploy my geoserver war file, and got the following
>     exception when deploying it inside Tomcat:
> 
>     ...
>     java.lang.IllegalArgumentException:
>     log4j,openmap,postgis,jts,junitperf,junit,postgresql-Extension-Name
>     ...
> 
> 
>     I narrowed it down to the fact that the MANIFEST.MF inside the wkb4j jar
>     file that's hosted at both maven.geotools.fr
>     <http://maven.geotools.fr> (seems to be the one pulled
>     from gt-trunk) and at http://lists.refractions.net/m2
>     <http://lists.refractions.net/m2> (seems to be the
>     one pulled from gt-2.2.x) includes the line:
> 
>     *Extension-List: log4j,openmap,postgis,jts,junitperf,junit,postgresql*
> 
> 
>      From what I understand from here:
> 
>     http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/jar/jar.html
> 
>     and here:
> 
>     http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/extensions/versioning.html
>     <http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/extensions/versioning.html>
> 
>     this should instead read:
> 
>     *Extension-List: log4j openmap postgis jts junitperf junit postgresql*
> 
>     (spaces instead of commas).
> 
> 
>     However, when I rebuilt the jar with exactly that change to the
>     Extension-List attribute, I got a silent error from Tomcat (even worse).
> 
> 
>     This copy of wkb4j has been around for a long time (I verified that the
>     same problems were in the MANIFEST.MF file in the version released on
>     sourceforge in 2003), so I can't imagine I'm the first person to run
>     across this.
> 
>     Anyone else having this problem, or is it confined to
>     linux+tomcat+java 1.5?
> 
>     --saul
> 
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We ran with the same issue over here as well. We found 3 ways to fix.
   
  1) Copy wkb4j.jar' under \j2sdk{version}\jre\lib\ext.
      It worked without having to change the manifest. Eclipse, Tomcat worked well for us from this point.
  2) Change the manifest as you suggested
  3) Download the source code and re-compile it.
      It is now part of my maven build process. If somebody wants to spend time to make it available on  http://www.ibiblio.org/maven2/ and create a pom file version dependency, this would be cool.
   
  Rob
  
Justin Deoliveira <jdeolive@...> wrote:
  Hi Saul,

I ran into this problem a while back and the only way I was able to 
solve it was to repackage the jar with a modified manifest.

I have posted this to the wkb4j mailing list was well. Perhaps it is 
possible to get a version which does contain this stuff in the MANIFEST.

-Justin

Saul Farber wrote:
> No, having the jar around seems to make geoserver not deploy correctly 
> (tomcat complains about the wkb4j.jar's MANIFEST.MF file, although 
> figuring out which jar and which file took a bit).
> 
> It's getting weirder though. Now when I delete that jar file from the 
> WEB-INF/lib directory completely (therefore removing the problem, 
> right?) tomcat fails silently. Not sure what the heck's going on, but 
> I'm upgrading JVMs, and I'm about to upgrade tomcat.
> 
> --saul
> 
> Chris Holmes wrote:
> 
>>But the jar in geoserver works right? So we just need to upload that 
>>one to the appropriate repositories?
>>
> 
> 
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Not as it stands on trunk deploying in tomcat with postgis. The 
dependency is dragged in transivly through geotools. I beleive on 1.3.x 
the jar has already been modified and hence works.

So yes, we need to modify the jar, and upload to out maven repos?

-Justin

Chris Holmes wrote:
> But the jar in geoserver works right?  So we just need to upload that 
> one to the appropriate repositories?
> 
> Alessio Fabiani wrote:
> 
>> The same here!!
>>
>> On 7/26/06, *Saul Farber* <Saul.Farber@... 
>> <mailto:Saul.Farber@...>> wrote:
>>
>>     Hey all,
>>
>>     I've successfully built an up-to-date geotools-2.2.x branch 
>> (currently
>>     RC5).  Maven is very cool.
>>
>>     I've also successfully built an up-to-date geoserver trunk.
>>
>>     I then went to deploy my geoserver war file, and got the following
>>     exception when deploying it inside Tomcat:
>>
>>     ...
>>     java.lang.IllegalArgumentException:
>>     log4j,openmap,postgis,jts,junitperf,junit,postgresql-Extension-Name
>>     ...
>>
>>
>>     I narrowed it down to the fact that the MANIFEST.MF inside the 
>> wkb4j jar
>>     file that's hosted at both maven.geotools.fr
>>     <http://maven.geotools.fr> (seems to be the one pulled
>>     from gt-trunk) and at http://lists.refractions.net/m2
>>     <http://lists.refractions.net/m2> (seems to be the
>>     one pulled from gt-2.2.x) includes the line:
>>
>>     *Extension-List: 
>> log4j,openmap,postgis,jts,junitperf,junit,postgresql*
>>
>>
>>      From what I understand from here:
>>
>>     http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/jar/jar.html
>>
>>     and here:
>>
>>     http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/extensions/versioning.html
>>     
>> <http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/extensions/versioning.html>
>>
>>     this should instead read:
>>
>>     *Extension-List: log4j openmap postgis jts junitperf junit 
>> postgresql*
>>
>>     (spaces instead of commas).
>>
>>
>>     However, when I rebuilt the jar with exactly that change to the
>>     Extension-List attribute, I got a silent error from Tomcat (even 
>> worse).
>>
>>
>>     This copy of wkb4j has been around for a long time (I verified 
>> that the
>>     same problems were in the MANIFEST.MF file in the version released on
>>     sourceforge in 2003), so I can't imagine I'm the first person to run
>>     across this.
>>
>>     Anyone else having this problem, or is it confined to
>>     linux+tomcat+java 1.5?
>>
>>     --saul
>>
>>
>>     
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I'm pretty sure the wkb4j mailing list is dead.  At least it was a 
couple of years ago when we tried to interact with it.

C

Justin Deoliveira wrote:
> Hi Saul,
> 
> I ran into this problem a while back and the only way I was able to 
> solve it was to repackage the jar with a modified manifest.
> 
> I have posted this to the wkb4j mailing list was well. Perhaps it is 
> possible to get a version which does contain this stuff in the MANIFEST.
> 
> -Justin
> 
> Saul Farber wrote:
>> No, having the jar around seems to make geoserver not deploy correctly 
>> (tomcat complains about the wkb4j.jar's MANIFEST.MF file, although 
>> figuring out which jar and which file took a bit).
>>
>> It's getting weirder though.  Now when I delete that jar file from the 
>> WEB-INF/lib directory completely (therefore removing the problem, 
>> right?) tomcat fails silently.  Not sure what the heck's going on, but 
>> I'm upgrading JVMs, and I'm about to upgrade tomcat.
>>
>> --saul
>>
>> Chris Holmes wrote:
>>
>>> But the jar in geoserver works right?  So we just need to upload that 
>>> one to the appropriate repositories?
>>>
>>
>>
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I am not sure about the licencing or IP issues but we could manually 
modify the jar ourselves, and then post it on our maven repo servers. 
 From what I can tell wkb4j is LGPL.

-Justin

Chris Holmes wrote:
> I'm pretty sure the wkb4j mailing list is dead.  At least it was a 
> couple of years ago when we tried to interact with it.
> 
> C
> 
> Justin Deoliveira wrote:
> 
>> Hi Saul,
>>
>> I ran into this problem a while back and the only way I was able to 
>> solve it was to repackage the jar with a modified manifest.
>>
>> I have posted this to the wkb4j mailing list was well. Perhaps it is 
>> possible to get a version which does contain this stuff in the MANIFEST.
>>
>> -Justin
>>
>> Saul Farber wrote:
>>
>>> No, having the jar around seems to make geoserver not deploy 
>>> correctly (tomcat complains about the wkb4j.jar's MANIFEST.MF file, 
>>> although figuring out which jar and which file took a bit).
>>>
>>> It's getting weirder though.  Now when I delete that jar file from 
>>> the WEB-INF/lib directory completely (therefore removing the problem, 
>>> right?) tomcat fails silently.  Not sure what the heck's going on, 
>>> but I'm upgrading JVMs, and I'm about to upgrade tomcat.
>>>
>>> --saul
>>>
>>> Chris Holmes wrote:
>>>
>>>> But the jar in geoserver works right?  So we just need to upload 
>>>> that one to the appropriate repositories?
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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Hi Rob,

Thanks for the input, glad to see someone else has already solved this 
one :).

Car On wrote:
> We ran with the same issue over here as well. We found 3 ways to fix.
>  
> 1) Copy wkb4j.jar' under \j2sdk{version}\jre\lib\ext.
>     It worked without having to change the manifest. Eclipse, Tomcat 
> worked well for us from this point.
I think this is probably the easiest solution, but I dont really like 
not being able to run geoserver with an out of the box jvm.
> 2) Change the manifest as you suggested
> 3) Download the source code and re-compile it.
>     It is now part of my maven build process. If somebody wants to spend 
> time to make it available on  http://www.ibiblio.org/maven2/ and 
> create a pom file version dependency, this would be cool.
>  
I guess these two really amount to the same. If no IP issues ivolved 
then I say we go for it.

-Justin
> Rob
> 
> */Justin Deoliveira <jdeolive@...>/* wrote:
> 
>     Hi Saul,
> 
>     I ran into this problem a while back and the only way I was able to
>     solve it was to repackage the jar with a modified manifest.
> 
>     I have posted this to the wkb4j mailing list was well. Perhaps it is
>     possible to get a version which does contain this stuff in the MANIFEST.
> 
>     -Justin
> 
>     Saul Farber wrote:
>      > No, having the jar around seems to make geoserver not deploy
>     correctly
>      > (tomcat complains about the wkb4j.jar's MANIFEST.MF file, although
>      > figuring out which jar and which file took a bit).
>      >
>      > It's getting weirder though. Now when I delete that jar file from
>     the
>      > WEB-INF/lib directory completely (therefore removing the problem,
>      > right?) tomcat fails silently. Not sure what the heck's going on,
>     but
>      > I'm upgrading JVMs, and I'm about to upgrade tomcat.
>      >
>      > --saul
>      >
>      > Chris Holmes wrote:
>      >
>      >>But the jar in geoserver works right? So we just need to upload that
>      >>one to the appropriate repositories?
>      >>
>      >
>      >
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Sorry, I wasn't clear.  The jar that's in the 1.3.x geoserver lib/ dir. 
  It's never had problems with deploying, as far as I know.  And it's 
called wkb4j-1.0-RC1-modified.jar.  So it's been modified in some way, I 
think Andrea may have had a fix on it long ago?  So if we use that one 
in the repositories I think things should work?

Chris

Saul Farber wrote:
> No, having the jar around seems to make geoserver not deploy correctly 
> (tomcat complains about the wkb4j.jar's MANIFEST.MF file, although 
> figuring out which jar and which file took a bit).
> 
> It's getting weirder though.  Now when I delete that jar file from the 
> WEB-INF/lib directory completely (therefore removing the problem, 
> right?) tomcat fails silently.  Not sure what the heck's going on, but 
> I'm upgrading JVMs, and I'm about to upgrade tomcat.
> 
> --saul
> 
> Chris Holmes wrote:
>> But the jar in geoserver works right?  So we just need to upload that 
>> one to the appropriate repositories?
>>
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