I've tried the example, as well as my own attempt and each time I get the following error:
Warning: JAVA_HOME environment variable is not set.
If babeldoc fails because sun.* classes could not be found
you will need to set the JAVA_HOME environment variable
to the installation directory of java.
<2004-02-23 16:51:12,640> INFO [main] : Initializing workers:
<2004-02-23 16:51:12,640> INFO [main] : No configured workers found!
<2004-02-23 16:51:12,640> INFO [main] : Stopping feeder
<2004-02-23 16:51:13,140> INFO [shutdown] : Stopping feeder
I am using the following line to invoke it:
babeldoc scanner -s E:\Babeldoc\babeldoc=bin-1.2.0\examples\scanner\config.properties
where the path is the path to the config file in the example.
Any suggestions?
Cheers,
Ed
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Yes - set all my environmental variables as instructed.
Example 1.1 runs fine and I get the results.
But Examples 1.2 and 1.3 dont give me anything useful.
1.2 gives me the following:
Warning: JAVA_HOME environment variable is not set.
If babeldoc fails because sun.* classes could not be found
you will need to set the JAVA_HOME environment variable
to the installation directory of java.
<2004-02-23 17:16:47,484> ERROR [main] : [PipelineCommand.doConfig] Invalid data for pipeline stage: test.extract
I'm not sure why BabelDoc is complaining about JAVA_HOME, as it is set!
Ed
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I've tried taking off the .properties the end of the command, having absolute directory paths, tried version 1.2.1 but same result. What am I doing wrong?
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I'm still experiencing difficulties with the directory scanner. The pipeline that is named in config file works, but I am being told that there are no configured workers. Can someone help by sending me an example of a working directory scanner application / suggestions for debugging this?
Here is the output:
"<2004-03-19 14:07:26,296> INFO [main] : Initializing workers:
<2004-03-19 14:07:26,296> INFO [main] : No configured workers found!
<2004-03-19 14:07:26,296> INFO [main] : Stopping feeder
<2004-03-19 14:07:26,828> INFO [shutdown] : Stopping feeder
"
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in your $BABELDOC_HOME or your $BABELDOC_USER directory:
# mkdir scanner
create file scanner/config.properties and in this file put "exact matching":
me.type=directory
me.period=1000
me.inDirectory=/tmp/in
me.doneDirectory=/tmp/done
me.pipeline=ats
remark: is pipeline, not pipeLine.
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I'm having difficulties making the scanner run.
I've tried the example, as well as my own attempt and each time I get the following error:
Warning: JAVA_HOME environment variable is not set.
If babeldoc fails because sun.* classes could not be found
you will need to set the JAVA_HOME environment variable
to the installation directory of java.
<2004-02-23 16:51:12,640> INFO [main] : Initializing workers:
<2004-02-23 16:51:12,640> INFO [main] : No configured workers found!
<2004-02-23 16:51:12,640> INFO [main] : Stopping feeder
<2004-02-23 16:51:13,140> INFO [shutdown] : Stopping feeder
I am using the following line to invoke it:
babeldoc scanner -s E:\Babeldoc\babeldoc=bin-1.2.0\examples\scanner\config.properties
where the path is the path to the config file in the example.
Any suggestions?
Cheers,
Ed
Have you run through the steps outlined in the user guide?
http://www.babeldoc.com
In left hand nav:
Documentation
User Guide
In content pane:
Running the examples
Sherman
Yes - set all my environmental variables as instructed.
Example 1.1 runs fine and I get the results.
But Examples 1.2 and 1.3 dont give me anything useful.
1.2 gives me the following:
Warning: JAVA_HOME environment variable is not set.
If babeldoc fails because sun.* classes could not be found
you will need to set the JAVA_HOME environment variable
to the installation directory of java.
<2004-02-23 17:16:47,484> ERROR [main] : [PipelineCommand.doConfig] Invalid data for pipeline stage: test.extract
I'm not sure why BabelDoc is complaining about JAVA_HOME, as it is set!
Ed
test.extract does not exist - it is just an example.
JAVA_HOME missing is weird, if the other examples are working.
Try the examples. They are a bit old, but should work and give you a flavor.
Sherman
I've tried running through the examples, and they work fine.
I've also managed to run the flatfile examples, but still no luck on running the scanner...
This is what is in config.properties:
"directory.type=directory
directory.period=10000
directory.inDirectory=E:\BabelDoc\babeldoc-bin-1.2.0\examples\scanner\tmp\in
directory.doneDirectory=E:\BabelDoc\babeldoc-bin-1.2.0\examples\scanner\tmp\out
directory.pipeline=test"
I've tried taking off the .properties the end of the command, having absolute directory paths, tried version 1.2.1 but same result. What am I doing wrong?
I'm still experiencing difficulties with the directory scanner. The pipeline that is named in config file works, but I am being told that there are no configured workers. Can someone help by sending me an example of a working directory scanner application / suggestions for debugging this?
Here is the scanner config file:
"me.type = directory
me.period = 1000
me.inDirectory = /tmp/in
me.doneDirectory = /tmp/done
me.pipeLine = ats"
Here is the output:
"<2004-03-19 14:07:26,296> INFO [main] : Initializing workers:
<2004-03-19 14:07:26,296> INFO [main] : No configured workers found!
<2004-03-19 14:07:26,296> INFO [main] : Stopping feeder
<2004-03-19 14:07:26,828> INFO [shutdown] : Stopping feeder
"
in your $BABELDOC_HOME or your $BABELDOC_USER directory:
# mkdir scanner
create file scanner/config.properties and in this file put "exact matching":
me.type=directory
me.period=1000
me.inDirectory=/tmp/in
me.doneDirectory=/tmp/done
me.pipeline=ats
remark: is pipeline, not pipeLine.
Many thanks for that prompt answer!
It was the mistyped "pipeline" that was causing all the problems...
It now works perfectly.
Regards
Ed