On 12/5/05, Emmanuel Venisse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Wim Deblauwe a écrit :
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> 2005/12/2, Emmanuel Venisse < [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Wim Deblauwe a écrit :
> > Hi,
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> > I managed to get ClearCase working with Continuum, but there are
> still 2
> > things that need to be addressed:
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> > 1) The view name needs to depend on the artifactId, otherwise you
> can
> > only add 1 project in Continuum when using ClearCase. Any idea's
> on how
> > I can get the artifactId in my ClearCaseCheckoutCommand (and update
> > command)
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> not possible, because maven-scm doesn't know anything about maven
> projects.
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> That is a bummer. Because for ClearCase, I need to be able to generate
> unique names. Any idea's on how I can do that? I was thinking on
> appending the directory path you checkout to, like:
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> user_mymachine_c-program-files-apache-software-foundation-continuum-working-directory-33
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> But I will have to check how long the name of a view can be in
> ClearCase. Do you know that Dan?
UCM has the notion of project name and stream name, with this 2 I think we can make
the viewname/viewstorename unique
${user.name}${short-host-hame}${project-name}-${stream-name}.
project-name and stream-name should be part of URL.
You can do the same for base SCM, by make up you own project name ( dont need the stream name)
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> > 2) The view store needs to be read from
> > ~/.maven-scm/clearcase- settings.xml. What is the recommended way to
> > parse the xml?
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> you must use modello. Look at maven-model or maven-settings projects
> for samples.
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> Hmmm.. Any explenation on that would be nice, because I don't understand
> it currently. I probably should create such an .mdo file? But was is the
> exact syntax? There seems to be some java code in there also?
modello is a code generator. It read a mdo file and generate all classes code.
You must create a .mdo file. Syntax is very simple (maven-settings is a good example)
http://modello.codehaus.org/data-model.html
java code is in mdo file if you want to add some jave code to the generated class, but i don't think
you need it.
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> Wim
