Jason van Zyl wrote:
>
> The dependencies are not detected for you. Geir's little dep engine
handles
> this nicely. I started with what I thought I needed for the TDK and
assumed
> the dependencies would be detected but they're not. Not a big deal as I
only
> have to do this once, but as projects changed it would be nice for these
to
> be detected so that you don't have to edit your profile when all the
> projects change their definitions.
Where can I find Geir's little dep engine? Is it something that could be
called by gen.java?
In prior discussions with Geir, I got the impression that this was
intertwined with the downloading and recursion, but if I could have a
shallow set of dependencies provided, that would be great!
> Projects with different versions should be in separate project files I
> think. An error told me that stylebook-2 was required but there's no
> stylebook-2 project descriptor. Easy enough to figure out that it was in
the
> stylebook-1 project descriptor but I think it would be more clear.
Stylebook1 and Stylebook2 are not different code bases. There is only one
code base - xml-stylebook. The two sets of jars can be compiled by
specifying a different set of options and classpaths. In other words, the
module is xml-stylebook, and the jar has the version number as a part of
its name. This is not unusual.
BTW - a while back I stopped supporting stylebook1.
Despite the jakarta-turbine-fulcrum failure (nag, nag, <grin>), I have
started to convert over to a module/project split like we discussed. Early
attempts caused my gen.java code to go into infinite loops, but I think I'm
past that now.
> There are two repositories for turbine, I'll make a profile for each of
> them. I'm getting there!
Cool!
- Sam Ruby
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