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Document ID: 798 Branch: main Language: default Name: Quickstart to Cocoon-2.2 with Maven Document Type: Cocoon Document Created: 3/1/06 12:48:14 AM Creator (owner): David Crossley State: publish Parts ===== Content ------- Mime type: text/xml Size: 2359 bytes Content: <html> <body> <h1>Quickstart to Cocoon-2.2 with Maven</h1> <h2>Get Cocoon-2.2 trunk</h2> <p>Do 'svn checkout' of Cocoon trunk. Keep up-to-date because there is everyday improvement.</p> <h2>Install Maven</h2> <p>Need at least Maven-2.0.2 and follow the <a href="http://maven.apache.org/download.html#installation";>installation instructions</a>. Ensure that 'mvn --version' is okay.</p> <p>It would also help to read the <a href="http://maven.apache.org/guides/getting-started/index.html";>Getting Started</a> guide.</p> <h2>Populate your local repository</h2> <p>This will take some time, as Cocoon has lots of dependencies.</p> <pre># Change directory to Cocoon trunk $COCOON_HOME cd /svn/asf/cocoon-trunk # Run maven, skipping the Cocoon tests for now mvn clean install -Dmaven.test.skip=true </pre> <p>Maven has a list of repositories at which it will attempt to find each dependency jar. If one repository does not have it, or is not available, then a warning will be issued and alternate repositories will be used. If it fails, then you need to keep running Maven until it is successful. Perhaps it will help to switch central mirrors (see $COCOON_HOME/settings.xml).</p> <pre># Keep running maven until successful mvn install -Dmaven.test.skip=true</pre> <h2>Offline mode</h2> <p>After your local repository is ready and Cocoon has been built, subsequent builds can be executed in offline mode. Maven will look for dependencies or poms only in your local repository. However, after doing 'svn update' you will need to let Maven loose on the network again. When doing active development, it is a good idea to add the "clean" goal to be sure that everything gets rebuilt.</p> <pre>mvn -o ...</pre> <h2>Next steps</h2> <p>After you have the trunk building, you can now go on to follow some of the tutorials and get going with your favourite blocks.</p> <ul> <li><a href="daisy:756">Cocoon and Maven2 (aka "Mavenization of Cocoon" aka "M10N")</a> and also see $COCOON_HOME/README.m10n.txt</li> <li>The dev thread <a href="http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=114073746000003";>Using trunk</a> describes using the cocoon-webapp, adding blocks and samples, and links to some other useful development discussion about Cocoon mavenisation</li> <li><a href="daisy:796">Tutorial: Creating, extending and running a block</a> </li> </ul> </body> </html> Collections =========== The document belongs to the following collections: documentation
