Let me start with the original question:
>
> Could you set up Gump so that it copies the nightly build files to the
> nightly area for cactus-23 ?
At the moment, I copy everything that is in
jakarta-cactus/dist/jakarta-cactus* to
/www/jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-cactus/nightly . If it isn't
posted, it is because it isn't built. If it isn't built, you can see why
by going to http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/gump/latest/ . In this case,
you might have a greater likelihood of success if you were to rearrange the
dependencies so that dist.gump appeared before tests in the gump target.
Now onto other questions, in no particular order.
I obviously do build a large number of projects on a regular basis. If
there are any byproducts of that process that some people would find
useful, then I will gladly upload them. Different groups have asked for
different things, and I have tried to be accommodating. I don't insert
value judgements into what is or is not appropriate - if I build it and
somebody wants access to the results, then I will try to accommodate. This
being said (1) if I don't build it, then I can't upload it; and (2) no, I
will not put in place a general mechanism by which anybody can copy any
file on my machine to literally any place I have update access to on the
Apache machines.
You can see the project definitions which were used in any given build by
clicking on the "definition" link on the corresponding build page. In
order to have predictable jar names, I have inserted version="gump"
properties on various projects (I have not found this to be necessary for
Cactus to date). Alternate solutions - preferably in the form of patches ;
-) - are always welcome.
Finally, I do believe that the actual files I posted for cactus are the
results of the build process for cactus, and totally under the control of
the build.xml. The only thing I have done is to specify where to find
dependent jars, where to find tomcat-33, and what port to use for tests.
Vincent - I am curious as to why you don't believe this to be the case.
Are these not the files which the gump target would place into the dist
directory?
- Sam Ruby
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