On May 12, 2011, at 3:11 PM, Graham Triggs wrote:
> 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.
As an aside... I'm curious what it would take if you removed the dspace-xxx
projects from the source/build and your local repository and just did the
dspace-release assembly process + download of the artifacts from the remote
repo, can you time that for us? I want to know how long the assembly process
for dspace-release.zip is when you don't have the maven repository "primed".
>
> 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.
> G
Quite true
Mark
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