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From: Dejan K. <dej...@nb...> - 2003-04-15 11:30:08
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> > And babeldoc_core.jar contains besides the classes: > > journal/config.properties > journal/simple/config.properties > user/factory.properties > user/resource-factory.properties > pipeline/config.properties > pipeline/xml/pipeline-defn.xml > pipeline/simple/documentation.properties > pipeline/simple/test.properties > pipeline/compiler.properties > i18n/messages_es.properties > i18n/messages_fr.properties > i18n/messages_de.properties > i18n/messages.properties > i18n/messages_sr.properties > i18n/messages_it.properties > i18n/messages_zu.properties > service/query.properties > scripts/attrcheck.js > scripts/attrdefault.js > env/config.properties > env/build.properties > test/quickstart/stats-html.xsl > test/quickstart/stats.xml > mime/mappings.properties > VM_global_library.vm > log/config.properties > log4j.properties > > > What is the error you get? > > I get a JournalException because JournalFactory.getJournal() returns null. > I assume that the merge of the property files fails, because it doesn't > find those in the jar files. But it finds the classes - why not the > property files? Do I have to set a path for that somewhere? Are you sure the properties files are not being found? Can you check if other properties are found? Maybe this is something related to babeldocConfigPath property... > > > P.S. Have you created babeledoc_v1 module on CVS? ;-) > Ooops - I told you, I would break the repository! :-( > My fingers allways keep stumbling over the spelling of babel - propably > because it sounds like table... And obviously my IDE (just started using > eclipse) thought it had to create that module, if it isn't there... > I am sorry! Can we remove this? I really don't know.. Anyway, don't worry, everything is still there! So far... ;-) Dejan |