Hi! It's great to see your interest!
On Dec 27, 2010, at 3:13 PM, andronat_asf wrote: > Hello people! > > I was working on the issue 5729 as mentioned in > http://apache-geronimo.328035.n3.nabble.com/ASF-Mentoring-Program-td2063989.html > . I found that RedirectByHashFilter could be modified by adding > noxssShowTree=true to every redirect, and solve the problem on the welcome > screen and menu appearance. Any comment would be totally useful Hopefully someone who knows more about this aspect than me can comment... > > I would also like to point out that I downloaded Geronimo ver. 3-M1. I > managed to successfully build it with maven eclipse:eclipse but when I tried > to import the projects, some of them had the same name which produced errors > that wouldn't allow me to load all the projects. Is this a bug or something > normal? I am using Eclipse Helios and I have followed all the instructions in > the Geronimo wiki. I recommend working with geronimo trunk as M1 is pretty out of date. When I use eclipse I use the m2eclipse plugin and haven't run into this particular problem. On the other hand I usually use IDEA. The free version is pretty good. > > A question i have about the management of the whole geronimo project is how > can i find the order the packets are executed. For example I am currently > looking in console-portal-driver project. How can i find the supper set of > this? Or could you suggest me some tricks about those matters? (management, > etc..) I build on the command line using maven (maven 3.0.1 to be more precise). When I want to see what order is used I look at the maven output. I think you can run maven builds from both eclipse and IDEA but I have never tried this. Recently I found this page of very useful ways to build subsets of a big maven project: http://www.sonatype.com/people/2009/10/maven-tips-and-tricks-advanced-reactor-options/ > > One last thing I want to ask is how I can build a working package of Geronimo > from all those small projects in eclipse ( like the one on the download page > ). Sorry if this question is too trivial but it will be very enlightening for > me. > Again I just use maven from the command line. There may be a fancier way using m2eclipse. thanks! david jencks
