Hehe - Yes - That's the next thing. It depends on these projects in my
sandbox at the same level as the rpm.factory.parent
ecore2ecore.model.parent,
emf.io.util,
mojo.util
pom.model.v400.parent
metadata.model.parent,
AritfactIdToResourceMapCreator
I am going to clean that up a little since some of them are no longer
needed by the
RPMFactoryMojo, then I"ll write a little users guide
on installing everything and running.
But if you really want it right now, just grab and install those as well
(utils first), and it should build fine.
Then run
mvn archetype:create -DarchetypeVersion=1.0-SNAPSHOT
-DarchetypeGroupId=org.apache.maven
-DarchetypeArtifactId=rpm.factory.archetype -DgroupId=factory.test
-DartifactId=factory.test
to create a archetype project.
This project will contain all the rpms, and corresponding spec files.
If you look in src/main/resources/README.txt
you will see this:
Put a directory in here and call it
sample-maven-repository
It corresponds to this configuration element in the pom
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<repositoryBaseDirectory>
src/main/resources/sample-maven-repository
</repositoryBaseDirectory>
Then copy some artifacts from a maven repository and put them in here.
They must be copied directly from the repository root directory,
so that the maven repository layout stays intact.
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After doing that run
mvn org.apache.maven:rpm.factory.mojo:1.0-SNAPSHOT:generate
Now all the non-snapshot jar artifacts that have a license in the pom
will be RPMed
Cheers,
- Ole
Alex Karasulu wrote:
This is awesome Ole but I ran into some problems ...
I tried building the project at the SVN URL but I could not get it to
build.
Looks like several required dependency poms could not be found. Perhaps
there is an issue wrt the repository it is using?
Alex
On 3/16/07, *Ole Ersoy* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Hey Guys,
I uploaded the RPM factory and supporting projects to my sandbox.
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/directory/sandbox/oersoy/rpm.factory.parent
<https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/directory/sandbox/oersoy/rpm.factory.parent>
I have run it on a pretty sizable portion of a locally mirrored maven
repository,
and it's pretty solid. Once in a while there is a hick up if a
pom has
invalid elements...
If anyone is itching to use it I can walk you through the install.
From 50K feet, you just need to:
- locally mirror the maven repository
- Take a chunk of it that you want to RPM and put it in a directory
- Run the RPM factory archetype to create a sample project
- Point the RPM Factory Archetype project repository base parameter to
the directory containing the portion of the maven respository that you
want to RPM
- Run this: mvn
org.apache.maven:rpm.factory.mojo:1.0-SNAPSHOT:generate
And it a short while you will have a bunch of RPMs in the Archetype
Project's src/main/resources/build/rpm/RPMS directory.
The factory filters SNAPSHOTS and pom's without licenses, so RPMs for
these won't show up.
Hope to have the Daemon and Classloader configuration understood and
redone soon, so that we can setup a Yum repository for the
RPM installer.
Have a terrific weekend everybody,
- Ole
