Source build broken in 3.2

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gyro_gearless

Hi folks,

i wonder if anyone but me has lately tried to build some 3.2 release from SVN sources?

I checked out both Revision 15074 (aka V3.2.0-COMMUNITY-FINAL) and 16803 (aka V3.2.0-COMMUNITY-RM-FINAL)

My 3.0 proven method of building Alfresco:

ant build build-modules

fails for both releases in target compile-kb:

compile-kb:
    [mkdir] Created dir: C:\usr\src\Alfresco-HEAD\root\modules\knowledge-base\build\classes
    [javac] Compiling 4 source files to C:\usr\src\Alfresco-HEAD\root\modules\knowledge-base\build\classes
    [javac] C:\usr\src\Alfresco-HEAD\root\modules\knowledge-base\source\java\org\alfresco\module\knowledgeBase\ArticleAspect.java:64
: org.alfresco.module.knowledgeBase.ArticleAspect is not abstract and does not override abstract method getCopyCallback(org.alfresco
.service.namespace.QName,org.alfresco.repo.copy.CopyDetails) in org.alfresco.repo.copy.CopyServicePolicies.OnCopyNodePolicy
    [javac] public class ArticleAspect implements KbModel,
    [javac]        ^
    [javac] 1 error

BUILD FAILED
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I get the same result when using "-f continous.xml".

So, do i have a wrong understanding which target to use? I suppose a release should at least properly build….


Any hints welcome 🙂

Cheers
Gyro

r_traarbach

Hi,

Don't know if it's correct but in order for Alfresco 3.2 R2+ labs to compile perform these changes:

1) Open up ArticleAspect.java in source\java\org\alfresco\module\knowledgeBase
2) add these three lines to the import section

import org.alfresco.repo.copy.CopyBehaviourCallback;
import org.alfresco.repo.copy.CopyDetails;
import org.alfresco.repo.copy.DefaultCopyBehaviourCallback;

3) add this before the closing of the ArticeAspect class

public CopyBehaviourCallback getCopyCallback(QName classRef, CopyDetails copyDetails) {
return new XyzAspectCopyBehaviourCallback();
}

private static class XyzAspectCopyBehaviourCallback extends DefaultCopyBehaviourCallback {
      // Override methods any to achieve the desired behaviour     
      public boolean mustCopyChildAssociation(QName classQName, CopyDetails copyDetails, ChildAssociationRef childAssocRef)    {
          return true;
      }
  }

This makes Alf compile. I guess it is caused by deprication(as from version 3.0 +) and … yes it should compile Out of the Box (but it does not).

Good luck with Alfresco Labs.

Greetings,
Robert