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Documented Build Process Hangs after Starting Jetty #30
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It means your server is up and running, so you simply go to http://localhost:8080/ with a web browser and and should see Pubby in action. I've committed a fix for the configuration error. |
Unfortunately, that didn't help yet, but I now see that I have probably described the problem incorrectly: I am not trying to run Pubby, I am trying to build it. For that, I followed the instructions from the
As all of these were shown in one listing, I had assumed that all of these steps need to be executed sequentially - which appeared to be impossible, as the penultimate step would "hang" (based on your remark, I see now that it's supposed to do that because that's the Jetty server waiting for requests). When I abort that penultimate command and invoke
This totally made sense to me - to me, the instructions had looked like as if the penultimate step would have to temporarily run a Jetty server to configure some prerequisites for tests, but as that penultimate step would not terminate on its own, and I had to abort it, obviously some of the prerequisites had not been set up correctly, hence the last step would fail. So, the step that I am actually trying to run is Thank you! |
Oh, sorry. I didn't read your report carefully enough and misunderstood. The quick workaround is to run |
Thank you, it seems like Pubby can be built like this :-) Sorry for the initial confusion by misidentifying the actual issue and thus omitting the relevant error output. |
I am trying to build the latest sources from the Git repository based on the instructions found in the Source code and development section in the
doc/index.html
file.Unfortunately, the step
mvn jetty:run
does not seem to terminate, it hangs atAfter that output, nothing further seems to happen (or does it really take that long (more than 2 hours) for anything else to show up?).
I have tried this both on Windows 7 and on Fedora, same result.
As suggested in this StackOverflow question, switching the version of the Jetty Maven plugin is supposed to help, but didn't appear to change anything for me (rather than the default version 8.1.9, I tried versions 8.1.10 to 8.1.12).
Moreover, it may be noteworthy that a few of the last log messages before the starting of the Jetty server read as follows:
At least the "Pubby configuration error" seems unrelated to the Jetty problem, however, as I commented out the respective line in the config.ttl file, the error went away, but the Jetty problem persists.
It is well possible I am missing something obvious; neither Maven nor Jetty belong to the software stack I am very experienced with.
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