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[Statcvs-users] Can't manage to run StatCVS

[Goon <go...@ne...>]

  Hi folks !

Your project is really great but I can't manage to run it :-(
I have downloaded Sun Java and installed it on Windows XP Home Edition. 
I got a log file from a CVS (but not the whole CVS).
Here's my log without date and time :
java -jar statcvs.jar VLC log.txt .
StatCvs - CVS statistics generation 0.1.2b
Generating default HTML Suite for VLC into folder  .
net.sf.statcvs.Main generateDefaultHTMLSuite
INFO: Parsing started VLC
net.sf.statcvs.input.repositoryFileManager getLinesOfCode
ATTENTION: could not get line count for './.cvsignore': 
java.io.FileNotFoundException: .\.cvsignore

and so on...

I put VLC arbitrary. Where's my mistake(s) ?

[Statcvs-users] Can't manage to run StatCVS

[Goon <go...@ne...>]

Hi boys (and girl) !

I dowloaded StatCVS 0.2b and put it in C:\WINDOWS. I also got JFreeChart 
which I extracted in C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.0_02\. I got both the 
checkout of the project I want to analyze and its log.
I thought StatCVS could work but I have this error message when running it :
java -jar statcvs.jar
Exception in thread "main" java.util.zip.ZipException: The specified 
file can not be found
    at java.util.zip.ZipFile.open<Native Method>
    at java.util.zip.ZipFile.<init><Unknown Source>
    at java.util.zip.JarFile.<init><Unknown Source>
    at java.util.zip.JarFile.<init><Unknown Source>

What's wrong ? (I suppose this is my installation of Java and/or 
JFreeChart but could you help me please ?)

Regards,

Goon

Re: [Statcvs-users] Can't manage to run StatCVS

[Richard C. <rc...@gm...>]

Hi Goon (chuckle)!

Looks like java can't find the statcvs.jar file. Please make sure that
statcvs.jar is actually located in C:\windows. It should be there if you
unpacked the statcvs-1.0.2b.zip to the c:\windows directory. If it is, try
this:

    java -jar c:\windows\statcvs.jar [other options]

and it should work.

Or you open a DOS box and type

    c:
    cd \windows
    java -jar statcvs.jar

The problem is that by default, java looks for the jar file in the current
directory, so you either have to specify the full path to the jar file, or
cd to the directory where it is.

BTW, if you put statcvs.jar into your windows directory, don't forget to
specify an output directory, or statcvs will dump all its output files to
your windows directory. Example:

    java -jar statcvs.jar projectname c:\path\to\logfile.log
c:\path\to\checkout\ c:\output\

Hope that helps!

Richard