Re: [SourceJammer-users] Re: tomcat
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From: Stan W. <won...@ya...> - 2002-02-11 20:39:25
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I saw the same error message but that's because I was using SourceJammer incorrectly. When this happened I had created a new entry in my client archive list ('Connection->Maintain Archive List') but I had not actually created the archive ('Tools->Make New Archive'). I was using a Windows client and Linux server but the message was essentially the same. -- Stan Wong. Robert MacGrogan wrote: > Hi, Daniel. > > --- "dan...@a-..." <dan...@a-...> > wrote: > >>Hi Robert >> >>I did execute the deploy; actually I read on some >>tutorial on the net >>and I run the command >>deploy SJDeplymentDescriptor.xml; >> >>anyway I did it again and got another message which >>sounds like: >> >>Error:Cannot access ArchiveInfo file on file system. >> >> > c:\sourcejammer\server\webapps\sourcejammer\conf\filesys\null > > OK. Sounds like for some reason the first time you ran > the deploy script it did not actually deploy. This new > error message tells me that you have now deployed. > > More below. > > >>and I also noticed before that another file is >>missing which I think >>should be ther, that is >> >> > c:\sourcejammer\server\webapps\sourcejammer\archives\null > >>and I don't understand why since the infos about >>archives are stored in: >>C:\SourceJammer\conf\archives.xml >> > > You're making probably the most common mistake about > SourceJammer: confusing the server-side archives with > the client-side archive definitions. But don't worry. > You are definitely not the first person to make this > mistake and you won't be the last. I need to figure > out a way to prevent people from getting confused > about this. > > The archives.xml file is NOT a list of archives > available on your SourceJammer server. It is a list of > archives that your client knows about. Basically > archives.xml is a list of connection information. > archives.xml is the source of the list of archives you > see in the Archives dialog. > > The server keeps its archive information in the > following locations: > 1) > <install-path>webapps\sourcejammer\conf\filesys\archiveList > (a serialized object with a list of all available > archives) > 2)<install-path>webapps\sourcejammer\conf\filesys\<archivename>.sja > (where <archivename> is the name of a single archive. > This file contains info about the archive.) > 3) <install-path>webapps\sourcejammer\archives\ (This > directory contains a single directory for each archive > available on the server. The archive directories have > the same name as the archive. Each archive's directory > contains all the files, project info, version history, > etc. for that archive.) > > So, to create an archive using the SJ GUI, first you > need to "Make" the archive using Tools | Make Archive. > Then you need to create a local definition telling the > GUI about that archive using Connection | Maintain > Archive List | New. > > Hopefully this clears things up. I really need to > release a document on this issue as it confuses a lot > of people. > > --Rob > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Send FREE Valentine eCards with Yahoo! Greetings! > http://greetings.yahoo.com > > _______________________________________________ > SourceJammer-users mailing list > Sou...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sourcejammer-users > > |