Re: [Wrapper-user] using JavaServiceWrapper with CruiseControl - help?

[Mark M. <MMo...@gl...>]

Hi Leif,

	Here's our current wrapper.conf file...  Several of our problems
have been resolved with hunt-and-peck/trial-and-error.  The CC wiki page
on the subject is missing a number of key points.

	For example, the CC jmx stuff wasn't working with just the
wrapper.working.dir=3D setting, but we eventually found the CC -cchome
parameter (telling cc where it's living).  When we specified that, the
jmx stuff started working.  I haven't tried it yet, but I'm guessing
that using -cchome we could probably *not* use wrapper.working.dir.  The
CC documentation says that -cchome is supposed to default to ".", so it
remains a mystery why the wrapper.working.dir wouldn't work for the jmx
stuff but at least we got it working.

	Some of the compilation issues turned out to come from another
person in our group's attempt to get this working; he'd copied the cc
jars all over the place and they ended up getting in the ant pool where
they didn't play well.

	One thing that still doesn't make sense with the config file
below - the wrapper.logfile=3D setting appears to be ignored.  Instead =
of
having the logfile appear where specified, it's coming out in
$wrapper.working.dir/wrapper.log.

Thanks
-Mark



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-----Original Message-----

From: wra...@li...
[mailto:wra...@li...] On Behalf Of Leif
Mortenson
Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 8:34 PM
To: wra...@li...
Subject: Re: [Wrapper-user] using JavaServiceWrapper with CruiseControl
- help?

Mark,
The wrapper decides on a working directory long before the JVM is ever=20
launched.
Could you post your wrapper.conf file? Maybe one of our Cruise Control=20
users or
myself can see the problem.
I know that several other users are using the wrapper with Cruise=20
Control. I know
that some have had problems initially, but the ones I am aware of have=20
all gotten up
and running.

Cheers,
Leif

Mark Modrall wrote:
>
> Hi...
>
> I've been trying to use JavaServiceWrapper to get CruiseControl=20
> running on windows xp and so far it's been reasonably painful. Turns=20
> out most of the problems are due to implicit internal dependencies=20
> inside CC using relative paths and assuming a particular working=20
> directory/file system hierarchy. After figuring that out, I found the
>
> Wrapper.working.dir=3D
>
> config element. That was very helpful but there seems to be something=20
> funky in the way JavaServiceWrapper is implementing it.
>
> For one thing, CC spits out a cruisecontrol.log file for the sysout=20
> output. Even though the code appears to be running in the cc home=20
> directory (it would fall right over if it wasn't), when it's run by=20
> JavaServiceWrapper cruisecontrol.log appears in the directory of=20
> wrapper.exe.
>
> For another thing, CC has some jmx implementation to do remote=20
> controls for the program. Whatever environment the jmx thread's using,

> it appears to be back in the wrapper.exe directory. The cc jmx=20
> implementation is also using a lot of relative paths and when the web=20
> control page tries to invoke a jmx method, it's crapping out. The log=20
> file says it's failing because it's looking for a subdirectory under=20
> the cc home directory it can't find.
>
> So how come wrapper.working.dir can get the main thread running using=20
> the right pwd while the jmx thread's not?
>
> Thanks
>
> -Mark
>


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