On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 11:38 AM, Simon Laws <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I am attracted by the idea that samples projects are stand alone and > hence are easy to copy and compile outside the context of the Tuscany > distribution. It would be interesting to find out precisely what > dependencies and configuration are required to get a sample working > when it doesn't ultimately reference the Tuscany parent pom. This is > what our users are going to have to find out I suspect. > As i'd just tried this so had the changes in r998062 i committed that for the helloworld sample contribution to show what that one looks like (i've reverted the commit to put it back now). The main difference is you need to add the compiler plugin to set Java 1.6 as otherwise the annotations don't work. Id it was more than a simple contribution and included things like the tuscany runtime it would probably need more config. The main problem with that is it messes up the current release process as the sample would then get included in the maven repo which we currently say we don't want to do and its not valid as it doesn't have all the apache licensing etc. ...ant
