TAC Energy

Unable to build the server

Asked by John Collins

I did a fresh merge from lp:tacenergy, then ran ant in the working copy. Lacking any obvious instructions, that seemed to be the thing to do. But I get a number of errors, which are mysterious to me:

test:
[grailsTask] WARNING: There was an error loading the BuildConfig: No signature of method: org.codehaus.groovy.grails.resolve.IvyDependencyManager.grailsCentral() is applicable for argument types: () values: []
[grailsTask] groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: org.codehaus.groovy.grails.resolve.IvyDependencyManager.grailsCentral() is applicable for argument types: () values: []
[grailsTask] at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method)
[grailsTask] at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.java:39)
...

[grailsTask] Resolving dependencies...
[grailsTask] :: problems summary ::
[grailsTask] :::: WARNINGS
[grailsTask] module not found: org.gparallelizer#GParallelizer;0.8.3
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] ==== grailsHome: tried
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] -- artifact org.gparallelizer#GParallelizer;0.8.3!GParallelizer.jar:
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] /home/jcollins/bin/grails-1.3.2/lib/GParallelizer-0.8.3.jar
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] ==== grailsHome: tried
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] -- artifact org.gparallelizer#GParallelizer;0.8.3!GParallelizer.jar:
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] /home/jcollins/bin/grails-1.3.2/dist/GParallelizer-0.8.3.jar
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] ==== grailsPlugins: tried
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] module not found: org.springframework#spring-core;3.0.0.RC1
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] ==== grailsHome: tried
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] -- artifact org.springframework#spring-core;3.0.0.RC1!spring-core.jar:
...

[grailsTask] ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: UNRESOLVED DEPENDENCIES ::
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.gparallelizer#GParallelizer;0.8.3: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-core;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-beans;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-context;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-test;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-aop;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-asm;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-aspects;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-context-support;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-expression;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-instrument;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-jdbc;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-jms;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-orm;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-oxm;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-tx;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-web;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#spring-webmvc;3.0.0.RC1: not found
[grailsTask]
[grailsTask] :: org.springframework#org.springframework.test;3.0.0.RC1: not found

... and so on. The error messages run on for many pages. Am I missing something? The "getting started" instructions seem to apply only to the demo agent.

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Prashant Reddy (preddy) said : 		#1

I may be misunderstanding what you're trying to do, but if you're just trying to build and run the server:
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$ grails compile
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in the top level directory (the one that contains grails-app) will resolve all the dependencies and compile the sources.

To run the server:
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$ grails run-app
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You could just do run-app directly and it'll invoke compile implicitly.

You may also want to specify the listening port and environment options:
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$ grails -Dserver.port=8100 test run-app
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David Dauer (ddauer) said : 		#2

I think the issue might be that grails-1.3.4 or higher is required. I updated the branch to work with the most current version of grails (1.3.5).

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