If there are no code commits, why is there a Git repository?
Even further, why is there a web site that says "We released a desktop replacement of Microsoft Project, now we are releasing a server replacement of Microsoft Project Server. Download now!" when there is nothing to download?
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I am very happy with the perspective offered by this project.
Congrats.
Perhaps the early release program, with its easy installation for all major platforms is the action with greater power to attract components for this nascent community.
Here is my suggestion. DEB, RPM, MSI.
greater number of users, more health for the project.
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Thank you for the nice note! We are pleased with the response so far. It is available for download. We will have a new version later today with an installer as well....
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I am very happy with the perspective offered by this project.
Congrats.
Perhaps the early release program, with its easy installation for all major platforms is the action with greater power to attract components for this nascent community.
Here is my suggestion. DEB, RPM, MSI.
greater number of users, more health for the project.
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Thank you for the commment... we posted the source code yesterday. We are going to post the program with an autoinstall next week. We have a few things to iron out. It will be an automated install on Linux, Unix, Mac or Windows. You can also keep informed at http://www.projectlibre.org we have a newsletter and running communication. Thank you again for your interest!
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Ubuntu install? .deb?
danielson@doneer:~/Documents/Programing/ProjectLibre/projectlibre-code$ ./openproj_build/resources/projectlibre.sh
Error: Unable to access jarfile ./openproj_build/resources/projectlibre.jar
What did I miss?
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openproj_build/resources/projectlibre.sh is a template file used in the build process. You have to run the ant build in openproj_build to have the packages with the correct files (either "ant deb" to have a .deb or "ant dir" if you just want a directory with projectlibre.sh). "ant dir" put the jars in the same directory as projectlibre.sh.
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Thanks Laurent. This helps a bit, but ...
build: [javac] /home/danielson/Documents/Programing/ProjectLibre/projectlibre-code/openproj_contrib/build.xml:30: warning: 'includeantruntime' was not set, defaulting to build.sysclasspath=last; set to false for repeatable builds
BUILD FAILED
/home/danielson/Documents/Programing/ProjectLibre/projectlibre-code/openproj_build/build.xml:22: The following error occurred while executing this line:
/home/danielson/Documents/Programing/ProjectLibre/projectlibre-code/openproj_contrib/build.xml:30: Unable to find a javac compiler;
com.sun.tools.javac.Main is not on the classpath.
Perhaps JAVA_HOME does not point to the JDK.
It is currently set to "/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-i386/jre"
Total time: 1 second
Now to get sun javac? So, java-7-openjdk will not work?
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Hi Danie,
Yes, it looks like a problem with JAVA_HOME not pointing to the good place. If you have installed the JDK package and not just the JRE it should work. With update-java-alternatives you can make sure the default java is the correct one.
If it still doesn't work you can set JAVA_HOME in ant.conf or .antrc
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If there are no code commits, why is there a Git repository?
Even further, why is there a web site that says "We released a desktop replacement of Microsoft Project, now we are releasing a server replacement of Microsoft Project Server. Download now!" when there is nothing to download?
Good news.... the source is available and we posted the first beta version as well. We will be posting another beta later today with an installer.
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no source code, no download
It's seems that it's empty yet.
Last edit: Angel 2012-07-21
Bonjour Jean-Louis, the download and source are now available. We will have a second beta later today with an installer as well....
I am very happy with the perspective offered by this project.
Congrats.
Perhaps the early release program, with its easy installation for all major platforms is the action with greater power to attract components for this nascent community.
Here is my suggestion. DEB, RPM, MSI.
greater number of users, more health for the project.
Thank you for the nice note! We are pleased with the response so far. It is available for download. We will have a new version later today with an installer as well....
I am very happy with the perspective offered by this project.
Congrats.
Perhaps the early release program, with its easy installation for all major platforms is the action with greater power to attract components for this nascent community.
Here is my suggestion. DEB, RPM, MSI.
greater number of users, more health for the project.
Thank you for the commment... we posted the source code yesterday. We are going to post the program with an autoinstall next week. We have a few things to iron out. It will be an automated install on Linux, Unix, Mac or Windows. You can also keep informed at http://www.projectlibre.org we have a newsletter and running communication. Thank you again for your interest!
Ubuntu install? .deb?
danielson@doneer:~/Documents/Programing/ProjectLibre/projectlibre-code$ ./openproj_build/resources/projectlibre.sh
Error: Unable to access jarfile ./openproj_build/resources/projectlibre.jar
What did I miss?
openproj_build/resources/projectlibre.sh is a template file used in the build process. You have to run the ant build in openproj_build to have the packages with the correct files (either "ant deb" to have a .deb or "ant dir" if you just want a directory with projectlibre.sh). "ant dir" put the jars in the same directory as projectlibre.sh.
Thanks Laurent. This helps a bit, but ...
build:
[javac] /home/danielson/Documents/Programing/ProjectLibre/projectlibre-code/openproj_contrib/build.xml:30: warning: 'includeantruntime' was not set, defaulting to build.sysclasspath=last; set to false for repeatable builds
BUILD FAILED
/home/danielson/Documents/Programing/ProjectLibre/projectlibre-code/openproj_build/build.xml:22: The following error occurred while executing this line:
/home/danielson/Documents/Programing/ProjectLibre/projectlibre-code/openproj_contrib/build.xml:30: Unable to find a javac compiler;
com.sun.tools.javac.Main is not on the classpath.
Perhaps JAVA_HOME does not point to the JDK.
It is currently set to "/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-i386/jre"
Total time: 1 second
Now to get sun javac? So, java-7-openjdk will not work?
Hi Danie,
Yes, it looks like a problem with JAVA_HOME not pointing to the good place. If you have installed the JDK package and not just the JRE it should work. With update-java-alternatives you can make sure the default java is the correct one.
If it still doesn't work you can set JAVA_HOME in ant.conf or .antrc