Hi,
I am trying to run the Jelly examples, and have no clue how. I installed maven, and got the CVS snapshot of commons, and ran maven test. That all went well. But now what? No demos show up when running maven -g, and how do I run a .jelly file?
Weird indeed that the demo goals don't appear. I'm too much a newbie of maven to assert why. I think it did appear at the time...
Anyways, grepping through the maven.xml file gives you an amount of demoes. Grepping through the maven.xml files of all tag-libs gives you way more.
(for example demo:swing or demo:xml if I remember well).
To run a jelly file, I have faced the terrible manual way. Compiling the needed taglibs by hand and running the class org.apache.commons.jelly.Jelly
Note, however, that there is an amount of installation provided in there. In particular,
maven -Dmaven.dist.install.dir="dir_to_install_to" dist:install
It seems not to be including taglibs sadly...
Generating the jelly classpath (or any maven-project's classpath) is just the following in maven.xml
<goal name="generate-classpath">
<echo file="${maven.build.dir}/classpath" append="false">${pom. getDependencyClasspath()}</echo>
</goal>
Note that I thought there is a way in maven to do this, all packed within the maven.xml (just wrapping the jelly file into a goal, except the namespace declarations) but that doesn't seem to register all tag-libs. I'd like to get deeper into this one but never got the time.
I agree jelly should be easier on this side...
Paul
PS: have you tried maven tags:build ?
You might have to remove a few tags that depend on non-dowloadable jars (or download them).
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