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[jonas-team] Re: Something about JONAS's path length


Hi,

I develop JOnAS on a Windows environment and the only way I found to bypass this limitation was to move the generated JONAS_ROOT directory of the assembly to a shorter path (ex: D:\jonas_root). But most of time this operation is useless as JOnAS developers can start JOnAS with the -dev option that allows to use OSGi bundles from your maven local repository. By doing that, it reduces significantly the lengh of the path to the bundles.
I'm going to investigate more on this issue.

Best Regards,
FranÃois Fornaciari

xiaoda a Ãcrit :
Hi,JOnAS

        Last week, I met a very strange problem when starting JONAS, one 
bundle can not be started on my windows computer.

        but at the same time, it can be started on Linux, I checked it and 
found a bundle path has exceeded the 255 bytes, so it will be invalid on 
windows, here is the path of the bundle then:

        
"F:\JONAS_11_14\jonas\assemblies\jonas-osgi\target\jonas-osgi-5.1.0-M2-SNAPSHOT-bin.dir\jonas-osgi-5.1.0-M2-SNAPSHOT\repositories\bundles\org\ow2\bundles\ow2-bundles-externals-commons-collections\1.0.10-SNAPSHOT\ow2-bundles-externals-commons-collections-1.0.10-SNAPSHOT.jar"


        Because the directory structure of JONAS can not be changed.To avoid 
this problem, I can only rename my directory to :

"F:\K\assemblies\jonas-osgi\target\jonas-osgi-5.1.0-M2-SNAPSHOT-bin.dir\jonas-osgi-5.1.0-M2-SNAPSHOT\repositories\bundles\org\ow2\bundles\ow2-bundles-externals-commons-collections\1.0.10-SNAPSHOT\ow2-bundles-externals-commons-collections-1.0.10-SNAPSHOT.jar"

        but it is also very near to the limitation of windows, so I think 
JONAS should stop adding the length of its path, if goes on, JONAS will can 
not be developed on windows platform....


Best Wishes!
                                
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