1. Better documentation on how to do command line running without the need of building in Maven.
2. Packaging of the JAR files with the binary distribution of Jelly 1.0.
Well.. here's an approach of a solution.
Sorry I got stuck with this project, I wanted this to eat a jelly file... but then it would have made jelly depend on one of its taglibs which was great nonsense to me (this is mostly a limitation of maven... we have no bootstrap for jelly like maven has).
The approach of solution is to update to the latest status of jelly and run:
maven pack-fat-jar -DtagLibs=bla,bla,bla
where bla,bla,bla is a comma-separated list of taglib-names which you wish to see packed. You are assumed to have run "maven jar:install-snapshot" in each of these directories and in the jelly-home.
You then get a jar called target/jellypack.jar which you can run using
java -jar jellypack.jar myJelly.jelly
For example, the following just worked for me:
maven pack-fat-jar -DtagLibs=xml,util,swing
java -jar target/jellypack.jar jelly-tags/swing/src/test/org/apache/commons/jelly/demos/ homepageBuilder.jelly
Thanks to test!
paul
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