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From: =?utf-8?Q?Nicolas_Lalev=C3=A9e_=28JIRA=29?= <jira@apache.org>
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Subject: [jira] Commented: (IVYDE-222) Cannot specify build.properties file
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Nicolas Lalev=C3=A9e commented on IVYDE-222:
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The release process is going on. We have some issues but we hope to have it=
 out soon.

> Cannot specify build.properties file - FileNotFoundException
> ------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: IVYDE-222
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVYDE-222
>             Project: IvyDE
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: classpath container
>    Affects Versions: 2.0.0.final
>         Environment: Windows 7, Eclipse 3.5
>            Reporter: Marc Batchelor
>            Priority: Critical
>
> Trying the Final IvyDE which has the properties file support contributed =
by Pentaho. The only thing that IvyDE will accept is a fully qualified path=
, and then it's able to find the file.
> build.properties (fails)
> ./build.properties (fails)
> The exception says "The property file 'build.properties' could not be fou=
nd"
> The problem is a result of a code change in IvyClasspathContainerConfigur=
ation (2.0.0 final code) that was made because of IVYDE-182. On line 626/62=
7:
> Before:
> is =3D javaProject.getProject().getFile(file).getContents();
> After:
>                         is =3D new FileInputStream(javaProject.getProject=
().getFile(file)
>                                 .getFullPath().toFile());
> The problem (I believe) is the use of .getFullPath(). It should have been=
 (back then):
>                         is =3D new FileInputStream(javaProject.getProject=
().getFile(file)
>                                 .getLocation().toFile());
> In the configuration screen, if I click Refresh, I can see a more complet=
e error which illuminates the underlying problem:
> Error while resolving the ivy instance for ivy.xml in 'bi-platform-api':
>   The property file 'build.properties' could not be found
> Underlying error (java.io.FileNotFoundException):
> \bi-platform-api\build.properties (The system cannot find the path specif=
ied)
> Note - the "\bi-platform-api\" - that is the path minus the workspace. It=
 should be "\japps\bi-platform-v2\bi-platform-api\...."
> Ultimately this can be closed since it's fixed in the trunk as a result o=
f changes made to IvyClasspathContainerState in IVYDE-203 where the line be=
came (notice it's getLocation and not getFullPath) .:
>                         is =3D new FileInputStream(conf.getJavaProject().=
getProject().getLocation()
>                                 .append(file).toFile());
> So - since it's fixed in the trunk, why am I opening a case? Well, the on=
ly release out there is unusable for us (unfortunately). I'd really like to=
 be able to point our developers/contributors to an actual release with an =
Eclipse update site instead of us building it ourselves and putting another=
 build of IvyDE in our wiki with directions on how to manually install it i=
nto Eclipse. Any chance of:
> a- A 2.0.1 patch in the very near future?
> b- A 2.1.0 release in the very near future?
> Thanks for your time and consideration

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