Good catch! I think it is like this:
taverna-scufl2-integration-tests taverna-scufl2-validation-integration should be modules, but fail for unknown reasons on some exotic or outdated cases (I believe relating to optional depth). So they are temporarily disabled. Perhaps their tests should be disabled instead, either in their pom.xml and/or with @Ignore. Ideally the tests or the code should update so it all pass, of course! taverna-scufl2-rdf was an early attempt to read in the Workflow Bundle content by parsing the RDF instead of the XML - but this code is since way outdated. The code doesn't compile as it is not up to date. Don't delete the module however, at least not without moving out the OWL ontologies, which lives inside src/main/resources somewhere. The ontologies and XML schemas should probably move out of taverna-scufl2-rdf and taverna-scufl2-rdfxml to a new src/main/resources-based taverna-scufl2-schemas. taverna-scufl2-usecases should be merged with taverna-scufl2-examples - the difference is that the usecases were written before to inform the format - that shouldn't matter anymore. On 9 February 2015 at 13:51, alaninmcr <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello everybody, > > At the moment, there are several sub-folders of incubator-taverna-language > that do not correspond to modules of > org.apache.taverna.language:taverna-language . These sub-folders are > > taverna-scufl2-integration-tests > taverna-scufl2-rdf > taverna-scufl2-usecases > taverna-scufl2-validation-integration > > It appears that taverna-scufl2-rdf and taverna-scufl2-validation-integration > should be sub-modules (they are commented out in the overall pom.xml). > > taverna-scufl2-integration-tests looks like it should be a module > > taverna-scufl2-usecases contains Python and Ruby - which is fine and could > be a module. > > So... why are these sub-folders not modules? > > Alan (who is asking because not having them as modules messed up rat in > Eclipse) -- Stian Soiland-Reyes Apache Taverna (incubating) http://orcid.org/0000-0001-9842-9718
