Closed mathieubossaert closed 5 years ago
https://forum.opendatakit.org/t/odk-aggregate-v2-00-possible-bug-in-generated-war-file/18199 looks like the same problem.
Hi, @mathieubossaert!
If I'm not mistaken, you're compiling Aggregate yourself. If so, notice that we've improved the way we handle conf files to avoid pushing modified conf files (with changes for a particular dev's environment). Now, you there's no default conf files in the repo and you can use some .example
files at src/main/resources
as a template.
The example files should work if your setup is exactly the same as the described in the README's instructions.
Please, let me know if this is what was giving you trouble.
Hi @ggalmazor,
no I am using the installer. Java lessons are too far from me, but one day, I promise, I will compile Aggregate from sources ;-)
Thanks.
Thanks, @mathieubossaert!
In the meantime, I was checking the installer and I think I've found what's causing the problem. I think we will have to replace the installer for the v2.0 release. The code is OK, but apparently, there are some missing adaptations in the installer from v1.x to v2.0
Hi, @mathieubossaert!
PR #432 fixes the issue with the installer. While we review it, test it, and release it, would you be up for beta testing the installer if I attach here one built by me? If so, which operating system are you running?
of course I can. I run aggregate into a tomcat:alpine docker container.
"v2.0.0 - You're up to date!"
Thanks a lot Gulliermo !
Awesome! Thanks for testing it ;)
Closed by #422
Software and hardware versions
Linux (Docker), Aggregate v1.7.1 over tomcat:alpine (8.5.38-jre8), postgresql 10.7
Problem description
I upgrade from 1.5.0 to 1.6.1 to 1.7.0 to 1.7.1 without a problem but I can't upgrade to 2.0
Steps to reproduce the problem
Expected behavior
Other information
logs mention that problem : "Could not resolve placeholder 'jdbc.driverClassName' in string value "${jdbc.driverClassName}""
Thank's a lot.