2.1.3 rc 1

[Joe]

Due to the crash-and-burn-ness of recent releases, I've decided to put 2.1.3 in release candidate before releasing it, so that I don't look so retarded when I have to post three different final versions.

Go ahead and check out the subversion from googlecode, and type ant in the checked out directory, if you have J2RE installed. If not, I'll post the compiled JARs eventually.

[Lance]

I am getting about ~800 errors from the core fresh from the SVN, so I cant compile

[Joe]

Try deleting your SVN directory and redownloading.

[Lance]

Funny you say that because I deleted my SVN directory yesterday!

Earlier yesterday, before I imported JavaOp2 RC1, Eclipse stopped working properly (the Java perspective was completely hosed, it was not even showing errors) after my package manager updated it. Because of this, I removed eclipse and started rage rm -rf'ing directories ("~/.subversion", "~/.eclipse", and "~/workspace/.metadata" at least). Then, I reinstalled eclipse and subclipse, fired up eclipse, added the javaop repo, imported the javaop2 project, and got excited just to be burned by this; lol:

[Joe]

Try rm -rf ~/workspace. Of course, that'll hose any other projects you have in there too so be careful.

I just did svn commit and svn update, and I can confirm rev55 is working. It would appear that you still had some residue from prior to the namespace switch.

[Lance]

Try rm -rf ~/workspace. Of course, that'll hose any other projects you have in there too so be careful.

I just did svn commit and svn update, and I can confirm rev55 is working. It would appear that you still had some residue from prior to the namespace switch.

I imported it into a new workspace and nothing changed

[Joe]

Oh, I know what's going on..

I think you're going to have to go through each project and add javaop2 as a dependency..

[Lance]

Oh, I know what's going on..

I think you're going to have to go through each project and add javaop2 as a dependency..

That is not it; this (new) workspace only contains the javaop2 core project.

The screen shot shows the problems are originating from the core itself; it cannot be a project build path problem

[Joe]

Open up a console and use the svn command to check out, then type ant in the root directory. I bet it has something to do with me changing to not using Eclipse project files anymore.

[Lance]

Open up a console and use the svn command to check out, then type ant in the root directory. I bet it has something to do with me changing to not using Eclipse project files anymore.

The ant build works as you said

I also figured out a way to get this working in eclipse; with the refactoring tool, prepend "com.javaop." to all of the source package names!

[Joe]

Okay, barring any major issues, 2.1.3 goes live on Wednesday.

[Joe]

Or not.