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  1. POWhy doesn't SBT 0.7.7 work correctly on my Linux system? (case details inside)
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    copied!<p><em>First of all, I'd like to ask to correct my question title if something better comes into your mind.</em></p> <p>Let's take a Lift REST web service example from the Simply Lift book by David Pollak <a href="https://github.com/dpp/simply_lift/tree/master/samples/http_rest" rel="nofollow">here</a>.</p> <p>If I open a Windows (Windows XP SP3, all the updates, Oracle JDK 7) console inside the directory and run "sbt" (sbt.bat), everything works just fine. But in case I try to do the same (but using "./sbt") in Linux (XUbuntu 11.10, OpenJDK 6, OpenJDK 7, Oracle JDK 7 (tried all of them)), SBT returns (instead of going to SBT console mode) immediately as it has done it's job. This means that may the command be just <code>./sbt</code> it returns about immediately (after finishing the automatic project maintenance), or be it <code>./sbt jetty-run</code> - it just starts the web server and <em>shuts it down immediately</em>.</p> <p>Moreover, a web service I've developed for a project of mine compiles and works ok on Windows, but can't be compiled (using <code>./sbt compile</code>) on Linux (by the same version of SBT). The error is "source file '/.../src/main/scala/code/lib/FooBar.scala;src/main/scala/bootstrap/liftweb/Boot.scala' could not be found", where "FooBar.scala" is an object where I do all the serves (directly called from Boot.scala).</p> <p>Any ideas of what can be the reason and how to fix it?</p> <p><b>UPDATE:</b> The reason of the first problem (SBT returning to shell instead of offering SBT console) seems to be the file was checked out on Windows and had CR+LF instead of just LF line ending. The solution of source files not being found was in just using <code>clean</code> command to recompile from scratch.</p>
 

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