Oh, no worries.
Maven will generate an Ant build.xml for you.
Unfortunately, it won't do the multiproject thing for you, but if you
go into ti/jars/core and do "maven ant", Maven will generate an Ant
build.xml file.
hmmm...I just tried this, but since we have multiple repositories
declared, the ant build only uses the first one listed. If you go in
and manually tweak the build.xml and point the <get> tasks at the
right repository (ibiblio or ~mrdon or cppdoc.com/), it will work
fine (you just have to know which one).
You can do the same for jars/java5 and wars/samples.
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On Sep 1, 2005, at 3:20 PM, Rich Feit wrote:
That's great -- my new default. Thanks.
What do you think about the ant-vs-maven issue for user projects?
I feel that while we should support maven, we should not require
it. Do you have a sense for whether this is right?
Rich
James Mitchell wrote:
Actually, if you want "jar-all war-all", just run "maven dist"
from the root ti folder.
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On Sep 1, 2005, at 2:06 PM, Rich Feit wrote:
Ahh... 'maven jar-all war-all'. Nice. Thanks, James.
James Mitchell wrote:
A better option might be to run any of the '*-all' targets
listed here...
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/struts/sandbox/trunk/ti/
maven.xml? rev=264938&view=markup
I am currently working on adding cactus test integration, but
it is not complete yet.....soon though.
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On Sep 1, 2005, at 3:14 AM, Don Brown wrote:
I've talked to several people interested in Ti but unsure
where to start. To help define where we are and where we are
going, I started a "Status Matrix" wiki page containing
features, their completion precentage, and notes.
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsTi/StatusMatrix
Please feel free to add/modify this matrix to point out areas
that need work or have been resolved. A good way to get
started is to run the samples in the repository:
With Java 5 as your JAVA_HOME setting, run:
'maven jar jar:install' in jars/core and jars/java5
'maven war' in wars/samples
to build a war that you can deploy in a Tomcat container.
A big thanks to Rich Feit and James for the Page Flow stuff
and Maven build respectively.
Don
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