On 12 May 2011 16:51, Lemann, Alexander Bernard <ablem...@bsu.edu> wrote:

> I have had trouble with the *customization* documentation.  How do I
> rebuild & reinstall just my changes so things won't take ~3 minutes?


I just ran some compilation tests. From scratch - ie. no existing local
Maven repository - a complete build of dspace JARs and the assembly project
took 8 minutes.

Cleaning the build directories, and then re-running the build for all
projects (but using the now populated local Maven repository) took 56
seconds.

Cleaning and then rebuilding just the assembly / overlays took 36 seconds.

Admittedly, this is quite a fast machine. So one thing you can do to keep
the times down is upgrade! But, even without that, there are steps that you
can take to minimize the time taken.

If you are just making changes to configuration, JSP / XSL files, etc. and
not altering the supporting business logic, then you should probably only be
working with the assembly project and overlays. If you don't need some of
the web applications - like LNI, either of JSP or XMLUI, etc. then you
should remove those overlays from your assembly project.


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