Jason van Zyl wrote: > > I'm pushing in all the turbine stuff. You don't need to install maven > and I've updated the gump.xml profile, I gave up trying to do things > with a separate turbine profile. > > The only thing you have to install is jython because I'm not going to > try to build it from source at the moment. We could install JavaCC as a > package and then try to build jython but I don't have time at the > moment. > > Hopefully I won't cause too many problems. t2 won't build because of a > problem with webmacro and t3 won't build because of problems with > jgenerator but we can sort these out as we go. There's no point in > installing WM and Jgenerator as packages as this will just hide the > problems.
EXCELLENT! The gump build is certainly no worse than it was before, and arguably significantly better. A suggestion: if several of us tackle but one problem a day, we can get back to relatively clean gump runs in short order with minimal burden on any of us. Since there are four automated gump runs a day, simply watching the next build after you make a change is sufficient. I just added jython. Who wants to follow up on jgen and mx4j? - Sam Ruby -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
