Missing Java classes in Subversion repository - cannot build

[Thomas Kellerer]

Hi,

I was trying to fix a bug in the CompareDM feature (existing tables
that have not changed are included with a DROP and CREATE where that
is not necessary) so I updated the sources from SVN, but it seems that
the interface ClientSideSession has not been committed. At least after
updating my repository I do not have that file, and thus I cannot
compile and build the application (it is used in
ca.sqlpower.architect.enterprise.ArchitectClientSideSession)

ca.sqlpower.object.AbstractPoolingSPListener seems to be missing as
well.

I also get a lot of errors that certain methods cannot be overriden
because the ancestor declared them as final, e.g
PlayPenContentPane.java in Line 325.

Am I missing something?

Regards
Thomas

[Thomas O'Brien]

Hi Thomas,

We have recently been moving some of the directories to make the
Architect in-line with our other projects. Unfortunately, one of the
directory moves has caused the history of all of the files to be
inaccessible. I am trying to resolve this issue as quickly as possible
but it is still open at current. I am also hoping to get help from
Google Code in case there are complications on their end. I will be
setting up a branch to commit to and post about where to commit to in
the time being in a few minutes but until then I would recommend
holding off a commit. (We will merge any changes to the branch back to
the head once the history is working again.)

To respond to your specific questions:
The ClientSideSession is in the sqlpower-library so doing an update on
the library may resolve this problem. However, the sqlpower-library
has also been under similar changes to remove Maven from it (we are
going back to Ant). Because of these changes all of our projects have
been undergoing updates to properly build again. Since the changes
that were to fix the Architect has caused errors in retrieving history
I am not 100% sure that updating the library will fix your problems.

I am very sorry for the inconveniences all of this is causing and hope
to have this resolved fast. Again, I will post shortly when a branch
is available to commit to until this is fixed.

Thomas

On Mar 26, 10:16 am, Thomas Kellerer <google-gro...@sql-workbench.net>
wrote:

[Thomas Kellerer]

Hi Thomas,

I did update the library and power-architect. It seems that the
generated sources under sqlpower-library\src prevented a clean update
from svn. After I manually removed those directories, I could update
and build PA (at least from within NetBeans)

Thanks
Thomas