Jean-Baptiste Quenot wrote:
* Reinhard Poetz:
Reinhard Poetz wrote:
Reinhard Poetz wrote:
I want to add some thoughts to Daniel's idea of writing some
Ant script for the build: trunk has been mavenized and split
up into many modules. The missing thing is some tool that
will create a web application out of a number of blocks. In
a "world of real blocks" that's the job of the deployer that
I wrote.
I will extend the deployer over the weekend. It probably won't
do all the things that we need, but as the interest in getting
it done is high ATM, I hope that sombody else picks up my work
and continues next week.
I worked on the deployer for monolithic Cocoon apps. I haven't
finished it yet but most of the work has already been done. If
somebody has some time over the next few days, don't hesistate
to jump in. Here some pointers to get started:
Do you mean deploying Cocoon built with Maven without the real
blocks?
No
If this is the case, how to test it, is there an « mvn
something » in some directory?
Or are you talking about cocoon-deployer-webapp-sample? This one
seems to be dealing with real blocks.
Thanks in advance for your answer,
The idea is that at packaging time, a M2 plugin scans an artifact (jar) whether
it is a Cocoon blocks if it is, some files (xconf, xlog, etc.) are extracted
into the right directory. e.g. all .xconf files go to WEB-INF/xconf.
The unit-tests are already working but I need some more time to provide a sample
based on cocoon-webapp. This will make it hopefully clearer.
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