Hi Stefan,
Stefan Zoerner wrote:
Thank you for the hint, Nick. I mavened this goal and although I had
some problems with the Windows "shellscript" (horrible technology), it
worked.
Feel free to improve the .bat file. :) It does need a little work put
into it before it can mirror its shell counterpart.
Is it planned to offer this version to end users (pre-build)? I'm
thinking of people who just want to get a first glimpse and do not want
to have any trouble. Compare it to Tomcat: Just a ZIP/tgz, unpack/zip
it, go to bin, and start it up. I think it is very near to this.
We missed the window for it for 0.9.2 . We need to set up a maven goal
which builds a standalone version that includes licensing information,
documentation, etc..
We'll do something like it for 0.9.3 which includes everything needed.
Related to this is a question to the site: Currently, the download link
points to http://cvs.apache.org/dist/directory/, which was last updated
in May. Newcomers will think the current version of ApacheDS is 0.9. I
would like if it's pointing to some URL, which reflects the current
development (e.g. http://cvs.apache.org/repository/directory/jars/), or
(probably better) copy at least the releases to the position linked from
the website.
Good point. Perhaps one of the committer's can fix the problem. :)
> Thanks for thinking about end users first contact with Apache DS.
Greetings, Stefan (still in first contact, I confess)
No problem - thanks for wanting the standalone module to be functional.
If you have any ideas for it let this list know.
Cheers,
Nick
Nick Faiz wrote:
Hi Stefan,
There is a standalone configuration which doesnt require that a
server.xml be passed in on the command line - it defaults to using the
standard one if no argument is present. It can be built using the
standalone maven goal in the main module.
Cheers,
Nick
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