Problems with open-xchange-gui

[Daniel Halbe]

Hmm, no idea because I'm no developer. Perhaps the developers can help you tomorrow.

But it would be fantastic if you could write a short documentation when you have the ox running - which ebuilds you installed, the use flags and the configs. Fast done for you but will speed up the work of all other Gentoo Users

Daniel

I'm performing various Installations on Debian Etch and can not reproduce this problem, too.

@RedNalie
You're using saxon8-9-0-2j as mentioned I hope?
All other .jars have the Versionnumbers mentioned in wiki, too?

Daniel

All Jars are checked

The thing is, I did a proper installation on an Ubuntu distro as well, but I can't seem to get it work with Gentoo at this point. Is this stage in the process pure depending on the .jars or are other tools required too (I have the ant optional stuff installed)? I haven't got a clue which tool is responsible for this part, so I'm not sure where to look for versioning info (which may be different for Ubuntu/Gentoo).

[Daniel Halbe]

I'm performing various Installations on Debian Etch and can not reproduce this problem, too.

@RedNalie
You're using saxon8-9-0-2j as mentioned I hope?
All other .jars have the Versionnumbers mentioned in wiki, too?

Daniel

[Martin Heiland]

Well. i built the gui without a single problem on a ubuntu 6.06 system using the same cvs source.

I'm slowly beginning to think it's an error in the build.xsl and not in my tools. Can anyone verify this?

open-xchange-gui # ant -Dlib.dir=/opt/open-xchange/lib/
Buildfile: build.xml

css:
     [xslt] Processing /tmp/open-xchange-gui/style.xml to /tmp/open-xchange-gui/build/border.css
     [xslt] Loading stylesheet /tmp/open-xchange-gui/css.xsl
   [concat] /tmp/open-xchange-gui/css/livegrid.css  does not exist.

html:

build page:
     [xslt] Processing /tmp/open-xchange-gui/html/index.xml to /tmp/open-xchange-gui/index.html
     [xslt] Loading stylesheet /tmp/open-xchange-gui/build.xsl
     [xslt] : Fatal Error! org.xml.sax.SAXException: Can not resolve namespace prefix: #all Cause: org.xml.sax.SAXException: Can not resolve namespace prefix: #all
     [xslt] Failed to process /tmp/open-xchange-gui/html/index.xml

BUILD FAILED
/tmp/open-xchange-gui/build.xml:89: The following error occurred while executing this line:
/tmp/open-xchange-gui/build.xml:45: Fatal error during transformation

Total time: 0 seconds

The livegrid.css error seems to have returned, and another glitch has presented itself. I've installed all the ant-packages that I could find (this time under Gentoo), so I haven't got a clue where it relates to...

Removing the space in build.xml for livegrid didn't fix it by the way.

I can understand that developping an application for multiple plateforms is definitely a hard task. In fact, I'm doing such a work for my own application for Linux / Windows.

By the way, the only way I found to tackle this problem is to compile / install / use the application on several platforms and make startegic decision on using or not that pretty tool that can broke my compilation tool chain on another system.

Anyway, that's anotehr topic I can imagine. The solution for SuSE user here is to install the gettext-devel package which contains the extra msgcat prgm.

[Martin Heiland]

As mentioned in the installation manual the guide is primary for debian systems. Open-Xchange has no influence on what the different distributors package their system with
Well, there are many dependencies, but i managed it without bigger problems on ubuntu 6.06 LTS. OK, to be fair - i sit next to the developers and know the product "a bit" but i installed a proper system according to the guide, even if finding all dependencies was somewhat time consuming

[Viktor Pracht]

msgcat is part of the standard GNU gettext download. Sorry, if your distribution forgot / chose to not include part of the package.

Our 'compilation chain' is based on Debian/Ubuntu packages. (And there, ant-optional is even installed by default when ant is installed.)

Ok, I fixed my problem by using the core installation of Ant 1.7 available on the official website of Apache. No need for the extensions.

But I have a new problem. The msgcat application that is part of the gettext package is not available on my SuSE 10.1 version. Seems that is was part of the distribution in SuSE 9.3 but it disapeared in the 10.1 !

I'm still trying to find a old version of that package for open-xchange to compile.

I had the feeling that your compilation tool chain is too much dependant on extra and unidentified libs / tools...

Hello,

I also have a problem for compiling open-xchange-gui :

/home/pacherie/Dvp_v3/Projects/open-xchange-gui/build.xml:57: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.TraXLiaison

I presume that my Ant installation needs additional package as you suggested. Problem is that there too many of them to blind install.

I think we need the name of the Ant extra package to install for open-xchange-gui to compile ?

[Martin Heiland]

I did not find a rpm for RHEL, but you should give the official ant binary packages a try (or some other rpm based distribution repository)

http://ant.apache.org/

[Viktor Pracht]

Err... The same place where you got Ant from?

The package may be named differently, so you might want to look at all packages with names starting with "ant". Otherwise, no idea.

Thanks! Where can I find ant-optional package for Red Hat?

[Viktor Pracht]

The problem is: you didn't install the Ant optional tasks. On Debian/Ubuntu, this is in the package ant-optional.