Hey guys, can I have write access to the WIKI so that I can document this process?

Roel can give you access. I'll ask him if he doesn't read this.

Btw, the new runnable now works! : remember that it is copied to the target\runnable folder Are all those jars in that folder needed btw? It is quite a collection we have there

I only have a problem now starting ted from Eclipse. First it didn't recognize at lot of the jar files junit.jar for example but that does seem to have fixed itself. Now there seems to be a bug in the logging code. I'm investigating

Can you create an account via and tell me your username?

I have the same problem. jUnit is not in pom.xml so I get all kinds of errors in my eclipse project.

I checked out ted-core from scratch and then all dependencies are okay.

I made two adjustments to the pom.xml file which I think were incorrectly commented out. Mike could you check if this was indeed incorrect? At least my ted now loads again from Eclipse so I've fixed something (but maybe also broke something ).

Hmm, I think I already know what I broke, namely the jar in the runnable folder. I'm quite confused what to do now to get both of them to work at the same time.

Hey guys - Sorry I've been busy the last few days.

1) I can't create a wiki account from the URL specified. It only gives me the option to login.

2) Everything in eclipse land seemed to work for me, but I will check out and import the ted-core project from scratch tonight.

I don't think this will be a hard issue to address. I'll make sure that I look at it tonight. I'm pretty sure that I know what is wrong here. I think I forgot to update the eclipse project classpath when I made the change.



LOL - If you've commented out the items I think you have, you have kinda reverted the change that I have made.

Sorry for all the confusion. I'll get this squared away tonight.

No worries. We'll have things to do next to ted (luckily ).


Don't you have to create an account roel?


Well, I only partly reverted what you did Maybe I should read a book on Maven so I at least know what I'm doing

Any update on this issue?

Hey Jofo,

I think I know what the problem is. It appears the plugin we're using for maven isn't calling the target as we expect.

If you comment out both 'system' scope lines, and run 'mvn validate' (or any other maven target) from the command line before opening the project in eclipse it seems to work fine.

The reason is because mstead is copying the dependencies to the local repository during the validate phase in maven. The validate phase runs before any other, so it is the phase you can use to get all your dependencies correct before compiling, testing, and packaging. If you run maven from the command line everything works as expected, it's only the eclipse plugin that current has problems.

I posted to IAM's (the eclipse maven group) mailing-list asking about it. The post is here.

I'll see if anyone provides a quick workaround.

That indeed seems to work. In Eclipse you've to do Maven -> Manage dependencies though, otherwise you get all kind of errors if you try to launch ted.


No replies yet on your post unfortunately. Do you know if they are fast responders at that forum?

Perhaps we could consider trying out a different Eclipse/Maven plugin?

I've used the M2Eclipse plugin before, but I don't know if would address the issue at hand.

http://m2eclipse.sonatype.org/

That plugin also doesn't seem to fix the problem.

I'm still having issues with the pom.xml. It just seems that sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. It get a lot of errors when starting ted from Eclipse:


I don't know if Roel already gave you access to the Wiki but could you otherwise describe the process step by step there starting with a clean check out from the ted-core branch?

Both myself and Kenny have been looking into this. I've been having trouble devoting AS MUCH time to the project during last couple of weeks, but it is the highest priority item on my list right now.

Sorry for any inconvenience.

Hold tight, we'll get 'er done!

That's okay. Social life (or Modern Warfare 2) sometimes gets in the way