All,
Step 2 of Jetspeed's build process clean up has been
committed. As a result, a few things have changed when
build the latest Jetspeed (2.0-M4-SNAPSHOT and above).
A summary of the changes made can be found in <a
href="http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JS2-304?page=comments#action_12315646";>Apache
Jetspeed Jira</a>. Also detailed <a
href="http://www.geocities.com/dlestrat/etc/j2/buildChangeDocs.pdf";>build
changes documentation</a> is temporary available on my
web site in PDF format until the Jetspeed web site
gets regenerated.
Then new steps to get started are changed as follow:
If you are build off of Jetspeed 2 source code for the
first time:
<pre>
cd ${jetspeed-2-home}
maven initMavenPlugin allClean allBuild
</pre>
If the Jetspeed 2 maven plugin is installed, then to
build the portal and all its components run:
<pre>
cd ${jetspeed-2-home}
maven allClean allBuild
</pre>
If you are using the Hypersonic SQL database, start
the production Hypersonic database by typing
<pre>
maven j2:start.production.server
</pre>
Then run quickStart (in seperate window/terminal
session):
<pre>
cd ${jetspeed-2-home}
maven j2:quickStart
</pre>
This will recreate the DB to deploy into. WARNING This
will drop all the tables and data in the production
database.
3. Start up Tomcat. With a browser, go to:
http://localhost:8080/jetspeed
If you are creating a new Portal Application without
the Jetspeed source:
In order to get started with a new portal application
that will include a developer's specific portal
customization, Jetspeed 2 provides as part of its
Maven Plugin a goal that can get you started with your
project. To do so:
1. Make sure that the following properties are set in
your your ${USER_HOME}/build.properties file:
- org.apache.jetspeed.portal.name: e.g. testportal.
The name of your new portal application. This will
also be used as the artifactId for your project in the
maven repository.
- org.apache.jetspeed.genapp.home: e.g.
C:/tools/workspace/testportal. The location where your
new portal application should be created.
- org.apache.jetspeed.genapp.groupId: e.g. testportal.
The maven pom group id indicates the group location
for your project in the maven repository.
- org.apache.jetspeed.genapp.name: e.g. My Test
Portal. A friendly name for your new portal.
- org.apache.jetspeed.genapp.currentVersion: e.g. 1.0.
The current version for your new portal application.
2. Once the above properties are set, make sure that
the Jetspeed 2 Maven Plugin is installed on your local
machine. You can install the Jetspeed 2 Maven Plugin
as follow:
<pre>
maven -DartifactId=maven-jetspeed2-plugin
-DgroupId=jetspeed2
-Dversion=2.0-M4-SNAPSHOT plugin:download
</pre>
where
- artifactId: The name of the Jetspeed2 plugin
artifact deployed to the maven repository.
- groupId: The name of the group where the Jetspeed2
plugin is deployed in the maven repository.
- version: The version that you want to use. For this
functionality, the version should be 2.0-M4-SNAPSHOT
or above.
3. Run the Jetspeed2 plugin target for generating a
new portal application:
<pre>
maven j2:genapp.portal
</pre>
4. Go to the directory where you just created your new
portal application and execute:
<pre>
maven j2:portal.install
maven j2:quickStart
</pre>
That's it, you are ready to get started with your new
portal application.
Regards,
David Le Strat.
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Blogging @ http://dlsthoughts.blogspot.com
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