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From: Dan P. <dp...@WP...> - 2001-08-17 01:41:03
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That's been fixed in the latest CVS, as well as a bugfix to the current NewsSource output (the new output contains ALL the data a NewsStory contains). The original change involved linking the User who authored the story from the NewsStory object instead of just having the numeric ID - this breaks the GUI anyway, but it'll compile at least. Last but not least, it won't hurt to keep the GUI disabled anyway - it's mostly used for testing the DB stuff right now (although eventually it'll probably be made into a full-fledged tool). On Thu, 16 Aug 2001, Liam Morley wrote: > After updating today, I found that there was a build error in the GUI > code. Since the GUI code isn't necessary for CMS (ie it isn't used by > Cocoon), I simply excluded it from the build by editing my build.xml file. > If you'd like to know how to do this, you can do so as follows: > > 1. open build.xml, which is available in CVS > 2. search for <target name="prepare-src" .... > 3. within the fileset tag (right around where it says 'no excludes yet'), > you want to put in the following line: > > <exclude name="**/gui"/> > > That should do it. I should note that this is a TEMPORARY FIX; if we ever > need to use the GUI in the future, you'll have to take this line out. > However if we don't need the gui, you can keep the exclude in there to > make your build go faster. > > I'm going to be integrating the news section into the front-end of the > website, so I'll probably be editing this code. Let me know if any of you > are working on it as well so we can successfully merge without too much > of a hassle (I prefer not to use the auto-merge in CVS, I consider that > to be the definition of "too much of a hassle"). |