Hi,

Until recently, I wasn't using --module parameter. But now I do and
the compilation was failing, because I am not building things in the
top folder, but from inside build - to avoid clutter.

I believe I discovered a bug and I am sending a patch. Basically,
jcc.py is copying modules into the build dir.
my project is organized as:
  build
    build
  java
     ....
  python
    packageA
    packageB

I build things inside build, if I specify a relative path, --module
'../python/packageA', jcc will correctly copy the tree structure
resulting in
extension
    packageA
    packageB
However, the package names (for distutils setup) will be set to
['extension', 'extension..python.packageA',
'extension..python.packageB']
Which ends up in this error:
     [exec] running install
     [exec] running bdist_egg
     [exec] running egg_info
     [exec] writing solrpie_java.egg-info/PKG-INFO
     [exec] writing top-level names to solrpie_java.egg-info/top_level.txt
     [exec] writing dependency_links to
solrpie_java.egg-info/dependency_links.txt
     [exec] warning: manifest_maker: standard file '__main__.py' not found
     [exec] error: package directory
'build/solrpie_java/python/solrpye' does not exist

Cheers,

  roman

  Hi Roman,

On Jan 13, 2011, at 5:47, Roman Chyla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Until recently, I wasn't using --module parameter. But now I do and
> the compilation was failing, because I am not building things in the
> top folder, but from inside build - to avoid clutter.
>
> I believe I discovered a bug and I am sending a patch.

I think you forgot to attach the patch ?

Andi..

> Basically,
> jcc.py is copying modules into the build dir.
>
>
> my project is organized as:
>
>
>  build
>    build
>  java
>     ....
>  python
>    packageA
>    packageB
>
> I build things inside build, if I specify a relative path, --module
> '../python/packageA', jcc will correctly copy the tree structure
> resulting in
>
>
> extension
>    packageA
>    packageB
>
>
> However, the package names (for distutils setup) will be set to
> ['extension', 'extension..python.packageA',
> 'extension..python.packageB']
> Which ends up in this error:
>
>
>     [exec] running install
>     [exec] running bdist_egg
>     [exec] running egg_info
>     [exec] writing solrpie_java.egg-info/PKG-INFO
>     [exec] writing top-level names to solrpie_java.egg-info/
> top_level.txt
>     [exec] writing dependency_links to
> solrpie_java.egg-info/dependency_links.txt
>     [exec] warning: manifest_maker: standard file '__main__.py' not  
> found
>     [exec] error: package directory
> 'build/solrpie_java/python/solrpye' does not exist
>
> Cheers,
>
>  roman

Hi,
By mistake it had .py suffix, trying now with .patch.
Best,

  roman

On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 4:54 PM, Andi Vajda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>  Hi Roman,
>
> On Jan 13, 2011, at 5:47, Roman Chyla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Until recently, I wasn't using --module parameter. But now I do and
>> the compilation was failing, because I am not building things in the
>> top folder, but from inside build - to avoid clutter.
>>
>> I believe I discovered a bug and I am sending a patch.
>
> I think you forgot to attach the patch ?
>
> Andi..
>
>> Basically,
>> jcc.py is copying modules into the build dir.
>>
>>
>> my project is organized as:
>>
>>
>>  build
>>   build
>>  java
>>    ....
>>  python
>>   packageA
>>   packageB
>>
>> I build things inside build, if I specify a relative path, --module
>> '../python/packageA', jcc will correctly copy the tree structure
>> resulting in
>>
>>
>> extension
>>   packageA
>>   packageB
>>
>>
>> However, the package names (for distutils setup) will be set to
>> ['extension', 'extension..python.packageA',
>> 'extension..python.packageB']
>> Which ends up in this error:
>>
>>
>>    [exec] running install
>>    [exec] running bdist_egg
>>    [exec] running egg_info
>>    [exec] writing solrpie_java.egg-info/PKG-INFO
>>    [exec] writing top-level names to solrpie_java.egg-info/top_level.txt
>>    [exec] writing dependency_links to
>> solrpie_java.egg-info/dependency_links.txt
>>    [exec] warning: manifest_maker: standard file '__main__.py' not found
>>    [exec] error: package directory
>> 'build/solrpie_java/python/solrpye' does not exist
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>>  roman
>

  Hi Roman,

On Thu, 13 Jan 2011, Roman Chyla wrote:

> By mistake it had .py suffix, trying now with .patch.

I integrated your patch into rev 1058713 of jcc's trunk with a minor change.
(I renamed the _package_track variable)

Thanks !

Andi..
> Best,
>
>  roman
>
> On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 4:54 PM, Andi Vajda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>  Hi Roman,
>>
>> On Jan 13, 2011, at 5:47, Roman Chyla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>> Until recently, I wasn't using --module parameter. But now I do and
>>> the compilation was failing, because I am not building things in the
>>> top folder, but from inside build - to avoid clutter.
>>>
>>> I believe I discovered a bug and I am sending a patch.
>>
>> I think you forgot to attach the patch ?
>>
>> Andi..
>>
>>> Basically,
>>> jcc.py is copying modules into the build dir.
>>>
>>>
>>> my project is organized as:
>>>
>>>
>>>  build
>>>   build
>>>  java
>>>    ....
>>>  python
>>>   packageA
>>>   packageB
>>>
>>> I build things inside build, if I specify a relative path, --module
>>> '../python/packageA', jcc will correctly copy the tree structure
>>> resulting in
>>>
>>>
>>> extension
>>>   packageA
>>>   packageB
>>>
>>>
>>> However, the package names (for distutils setup) will be set to
>>> ['extension', 'extension..python.packageA',
>>> 'extension..python.packageB']
>>> Which ends up in this error:
>>>
>>>
>>>    [exec] running install
>>>    [exec] running bdist_egg
>>>    [exec] running egg_info
>>>    [exec] writing solrpie_java.egg-info/PKG-INFO
>>>    [exec] writing top-level names to solrpie_java.egg-info/top_level.txt
>>>    [exec] writing dependency_links to
>>> solrpie_java.egg-info/dependency_links.txt
>>>    [exec] warning: manifest_maker: standard file '__main__.py' not found
>>>    [exec] error: package directory
>>> 'build/solrpie_java/python/solrpye' does not exist
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>>
>>>  roman
>>
>