Re: [J2] Cornerstone Framework Update.

[Jun Yang]

Weaver, Scott wrote:

Jun,

 

cornerstone/src/java/org/apache/cornerstone/framework/action
   

Since these source files are regenerated during the build process, should they be added to the .cvsignore?

 

Yes.  Best is for them (the action source directory) to be gone from 
CVS.  Thanks!

Jun

Regards,
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| Apache Jetspeed Portal Project |
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jun Yang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 3:24 PM
To: Jetspeed Developers List
Subject: Re: [J2] Cornerstone Framework Update.
cornerstone/src/java/org/apache/cornerstone/framework/action is a
directory left over from a prevous version.  Just delete that and
rebuild and you will be fine.
Jun

Barnhill William wrote:

   

Scott,

To test, I deleted the following files and rebuilt:

jakarta-jetspeed-
     

2\cornerstone\src\java\org\apache\cornerstone\framework\action\ActionManag
er.java
   

jakarta-jetspeed-
     

2\cornerstone\src\java\org\apache\cornerstone\framework\action\controller\
SequentialActionController.java
   

Once I did that everything built fine.

Bill

Barnhill William wrote:

     

Scott,

Is
jakarta-jetspeed-
       

2\cornerstone\src\java\org\apache\cornerstone\framework\action\ActionManag
er.java
   

the correct version?

I followed the directions and got multiple unresolved symbols, all
from that file.
I noticed that the zip file has a BaseActionManager.java in it's
place, with    public static final String REVISION = "$Revision: 1.2
       

$";
   

and the ActionManager from CVS has
  public static final String REVISION = "$Revision: 1.1 $";
Btw, is it acceptable to use HTML emails for formatting or are there
people who'd object?
Bill

Weaver, Scott wrote:

       

I have just updated the CVS with the latest cornerstone code base.
You will notice there is now cornerstone-demo sub directory.  I have
migrated the ant build functionality into maven for both cornerstone
and cornerstone-demo.
Running the demo:

First build cornerstone by cd-ing to the cornerstone sub-directory
and running "maven", the default goal will do everything you need
including installing the cornerstone jar into your maven repository.
Second to run the demo, cd to cornerstone-demo and run "maven", the
default goal will automatically build and run the demo app for you.
Regards,
*================================* | Scott T Weaver                 |
| <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>            | | Apache Jetspeed Portal Project |
| Apache Pluto Portlet Container |
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