I'm having trouble getting SpringSource Tool Suite to compile and deploy a Java class located in a Grails project's src/java directory when I run the application from within STS. This is particularly odd given that I have a ServletFilter in this same location (albeit a different package) that gets compiled just fine, so I decided to dig into things a bit and figure out where STS deploys projects when you do grails run-app. This way I could at least see whether or not the class was getting deployed and if my class not found exceptions were related to some other issue. Turns out if you watch the console as the app launches you get a big clue. Well, the answer actually. I'm on Ubuntu so in my case, my project was deployed to /home/mwoodward/.grails/1.2.1/projects/PROJECT_NAME/resources, so I poked around in there to discover that it even creates the package for my Java class but alas, there's no compiled class in the package. At least I confirmed I'm not losing my mind. Now to solve the mystery of why STS isn't compiling and deploying that class.
If you follow me on Google+ you'll know I had a recent rant about Windows Media Center, which after running fine for about a year suddenly decided as of January 29 it was done downloading the program guide and by extension was therefore done recording any TV shows.
I'll spare you more ranting and simply say that none of the suggestions I got (which I appreciate!) worked, and rather than spending more time figuring out why, I decided to try something different.
NextPVR is an awesome free (as in beer, not as in freedom unfortunately ...) PVR application for Windows that with a little bit of tweaking handily replaced Windows Media Center. It can even download guide data, which is apparently something WMC no longer feels like doing.
Background I wound up going down this road in a rather circuitous way. My initial goal for the weekend project was to get Raspbmc running on one of my Raspberry Pis. The latest version of XBMC has PVR functionality so I was anxious to try that out as a …
I'll spare you more ranting and simply say that none of the suggestions I got (which I appreciate!) worked, and rather than spending more time figuring out why, I decided to try something different.
NextPVR is an awesome free (as in beer, not as in freedom unfortunately ...) PVR application for Windows that with a little bit of tweaking handily replaced Windows Media Center. It can even download guide data, which is apparently something WMC no longer feels like doing.
Background I wound up going down this road in a rather circuitous way. My initial goal for the weekend project was to get Raspbmc running on one of my Raspberry Pis. The latest version of XBMC has PVR functionality so I was anxious to try that out as a …
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