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Wenli,

In your comments above, I am assuming that GRAGLE_HOME is actually GRADLE_HOME.

Some questions/ideas:

1. By "restricted environment", do you mean that there is limited or no Internet access from the build system?
2. If there is Internet access, is it through a proxy? The Install Gradle instructions document the way to specify proxy settings in a gradle.properties file.
3. If there is no Internet access, did you try running gradle with the --offline option? This disables the network version checking.

Thanks,
Greg

Thanks Greg for your quick reply! You are right, it is GRADLE_HOME.

1). There is no internet access from the build system.
2). The attached file shows the error when I ran with the --offline option. Some dependancies are missing?

Thanks again for helping me out!

Hi Greg,

I manually added the missing dependancies and it started compiling. Now a dirrerent error. The whole output is attached. Should I add it to the local-repo? but I don't know which version to add.

[ant:javac] C:\FWD\p2j\src\com\goldencode\graphdb\GraphDB.java:70: error: package org.apache.tinkerpop.gremlin.structure does not exist
[ant:javac] import org.apache.tinkerpop.gremlin.structure.*;
[ant:javac] ^
[ant:javac] C:\FWD\p2j\src\com\goldencode\graphdb\GraphDB.java:89: error: cannot find symbol
[ant:javac] public static Graph obtainGraphDB(Configuration configuration)

Thanks,
Wenli

wenli liu wrote:

Hi Greg,

I manually added the missing dependancies and it started compiling. Now a dirrerent error. The whole output is attached. Should I add it to the local-repo? but I don't know which version to add.

Please post the list of items in local-repo, just the first dir level is fine. I'd like to make sure the layout in your local repo is correct. Also can you check whether the local-repo contains the file gremlin-core-3.2.3.jar in any of the subdirs?

Hi Greg,

The list of items in local-repo is attached. Yes, gremlin-core-3.2.3.jar in under C:\FWD\p2j\local-repo\org\apache\tinkerpop\gremlin-core\3.2.3. A screenshot is also attached.

Thanks,
Wenli

Hynek Cihlar wrote:

wenli liu wrote:

Hi Greg,

I manually added the missing dependancies and it started compiling. Now a dirrerent error. The whole output is attached. Should I add it to the local-repo? but I don't know which version to add.

Please post the list of items in local-repo, just the first dir level is fine. I'd like to make sure the layout in your local repo is correct. Also can you check whether the local-repo contains the file gremlin-core-3.2.3.jar in any of the subdirs?

Wenli,

I'm looking at the errors and will get back to you. Meanwhile please rerun the build with --debug and paste the output here.

Thanks Cihlar! I ran the following command and the output is attached.

gradle --offline all >debug.txt 2>&1

wenli liu wrote:

Thanks Cihlar! I ran the following command and the output is attached.

gradle --offline all >debug.txt 2>&1

Please use the latest Gradle version 3 from https://gradle.org/releases/. There are some breaking changes in version 5. Keep the manually resolved dependencies.

I updated our wiki documentation to explicitly mention that Gradle 3 is required.

Thanks but I have downgraded to V3 already.

c:\FWD\p2j>gradle -version

------------------------------------------------------------
Gradle 3.0
------------------------------------------------------------

Build time: 2016-08-15 13:15:01 UTC
Revision: ad76ba00f59ecb287bd3c037bd25fc3df13ca558

Groovy: 2.4.7
Ant: Apache Ant(TM) version 1.9.6 compiled on June 29 2015
JVM: 1.8.0_191 (Oracle Corporation 25.191-b12)
OS: Windows 10 10.0 amd64

wenli liu wrote:

Thanks but I have downgraded to V3 already.

I can replicate the GraphDB.java compilation error with Gradle version 5, but not with Gradle 3. Can you please give it another try and make sure to run Gradle 3? Also please provide the --debug output.

Morning Hynek,

I deleted gradle5.5 from my desktop and now I have only gradle 3.0. I reran the command in debug and the output is attached (is too big and I had to chop it up in pieces). Please note I do have ant-antlr and ant-parent 1.9.13 in my local-repo, and I use Ant 1.10.6. Could this be a source of the issue?

Thanks,
Wenli