Hello,
Actually, I'm attempting to get Dojo to deploy with it all. I understand
the current version of Jetspeed has Dojo already integrated with it,
however, it's currently not a feasible option for us to upgrade to this
version of Jetspeed. But to make the installation process easier, I would
like to just have all of Dojo within the Jetspeed_home directory, and when I
deploy with mvn -e -P tomcat, for it to deploy in tomcat's webapps folder
and not within the Jetspeed folder.
Thanks,
Chris
On 10/9/07, Mohan K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Chris,
> I am assuming you wish to build a portlet web-app using Maven2, from the
> build and deployment structure that you have laid out.
> We have created our own Jetspeed-portlet web app "archetypes", it is quite
> easy with Maven-2. Before you build the portlet web-app "archetype", I
> would
> recommend creating a working Jetspeed portlet web app and then "clone" it.
> The way to do it would be:
> 1) Create a maven2 WAR project, (use the maven-war-archetype).
> 2) If using pure JSR168 portlet, just add the dependency to portlet-api
> and
> the implementation jars (they are part of Jetspeed portal and are
> installed
> in shareable way, so add the dependency as runtime).
> 3) build the war project and drop it in <j2-portal>/WEB-INF/deploy (I skip
> this test by manually infusing the container servlet in portlet web-apps
> web.xml)
> 4) if everything works well, then clone the project.
>
> Cheers
> Mohan K R
>
>
> Chris Long-3 wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I'm not sure if this is a question more appropriate for the Maven
> mailing
> > list or Jetspeed, but I'm posting here for now.
> >
> > I'm fairly new to both Maven and Jetspeed, and I'm trying to get a stand
> > alone application to deploy with Jetspeed when I use mvn -e -P tomcat to
> > build. Currently the Jetspeed folder structure looks like this:
> >
> >
> > /{jetspeed_home}
> > |
> > --pom.xml
> > |
> > --/myapplication
> > |
> > --/portal
> >
> > with the folder myapplication being on the same level as the pom.xmlfile
> > under the jetspeed_home director.
> >
> > And after I compile, I want the folder structure to look like this:
> >
> >
> > /{tomcat_home}
> > |
> > --/webapps
> > |
> > --/jetspeed-portal
> > |
> > --/myapplication
> >
> >
> > So that myapplication is deployed separately in the tomcat\webapps
> folder,
> > but with only having to do a build within Jetspeed once. I'm hoping to
> do
> > this so that it will eliminate that extra step of downloading and
> > installing
> > myapplication separately.
> >
> > Does anyone know exactly how I would go about this?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Chris
> >
> >
>
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