Scott,
I will be taking a look at the wiki tomorrow to see how easy this
will be.
Also, I added the following to my main pom.xml and it included the
JBoss cache stuff in cas.war:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.jasig.cas</groupId>
<artifactId>cas-server-integration-jboss</artifactId>
<version>3.1</version>
<scope>runtime</scope>
</dependency>
Thanks again for the help.
-lucas
On Sep 25, 2007, at 8:33 PM, Scott Battaglia wrote:
We should probably update it to include the CAS 3.1 specific
information (especially since the CAS 3.1 way is easier ;-)). We
can either do that by listing both methods or defining a generic
"If you're still using CAS 3.0.x here is how you do dependency
management page".
I've CCed Harry, our documentation coordinator, on this so he can
chime in.
Thanks
-Scott
On 9/25/07, Lucas Rockwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Scott and Pablo,
Thanks so much for the clarification and explanation. I will give
this a try tomorrow and see about working these changes into the
documentation.
Scott, seeing how 3.1 is quite different than 3.0.x in this regard,
do you think there should be a 3.1-specific clustering page? Or
should the existing page be modified for 3.1, with an references to
the 3.0.7-specific info depreciated? (Or move the existing info to
a 3.0.x page, and leave the current page as the page for the
current release...) Oh, so many options... :-)
-lucas
On Sep 24, 2007, at 8:50 PM, Scott Battaglia wrote:
Lucas,
Have you modified the pom.xml in the cas-server-webapp to declare
a dependency on the JBoss Cache stuff? If not, add the cas-server-
integration-jboss (the actual name is escaping me at this moment
in time) as a dependency of the pom.xml for the cas-server-webapp.
Thanks
-Scott
On Sep 24, 2007, at 7:21 PM, Pablo Gra~~~na wrote:
Thats the idea ... 'provided' means that the jar is needed for
compiling
but it must to be included in the jar because it will be somehow be
provided at runtime, for example, by jboss.
Tomcat probably does not include the jboss cache, so they should
not be
marked provided if you want to deploy in tomcat.
good luck
On 9/24/07, Lucas Rockwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
Hi all,
I am completely new to Maven, so forgive my ignorance on this...
I have managed to install my own jars into my local Maven repository,
and they do get included in the final lib directory of my CAS war
file, so I kind of get the idea of how Maven works. However, the jars
for the JBoss cache stuff are not getting included in the cas.war
file.
So, how do I tell maven to included all the JBoss jars into the final
cas.war file? They all seem to be referenced in the pom.xml that is
the JBoss branch of the distribution, but when I build CAS, then
don't get included. Do I have to move these declarations to the main
pom.xml ? Again, this is the first time I have used Maven.
Many thanks.
-lucas
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