Hi Sachin, this is a very good question and I've been dwelling on it for a number of weeks
now after looking at the Geronimo deployment code, and the integration steps required for
JSF 1.2. Being the new kid on the block in the community I feel there is another side to
this problem that also has
FYI, some of this can be achieved once we re-organize modules, so that each tree of modules represents related modules that need to be built together. Then a set of mvn commands can build parts faster... for example, if all ActiveMQ related modules were in a top-level components/activemq module, t
Testing code changes in G was and still is a painfully long
process. Testing changes to admin console is ok(?) to some
extent. I use Eclipse for development. Some changes could
be tested quickly while using remote debug, but, you can not be sure
which ones and once the IDE complains "Hot code re
On 11/3/06, Sachin Patel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So since I've been working on Geronimo, one of the most annoying things
developing Geronimo in an IDE is the overhead involved between modifing code
and being able to test the code. For a single line change you have to
rebuild and install the m
To add there are two audiences here. (1) Our users, and improving the IDE integration with the runtime, so that they have a better IDE experience when deploying their J2EE applications and or Geronimo services to geronimo.(2) The commmiters and contributes for Geronimo, to improve their experience
Hi Aaron,I think this is different. I'm not talking about developing applications for Geronimo, but developing Geronimo itself. Yes, I'm planning to use the in-place support in conjunction with what I plan for GERONIMO-1526 to improve application development for Geronimo.On Nov 3, 2006, at 10:00
Have you considered using the in-place deployment features to load
classes from target/classes or something like that? I know for
example IDEA can generate an exploded WAR on each build which you
could deploy as an in-place deployment...
Thanks,
Aaron
On 11/3/06, Sachin Patel <[EMAIL PROT
So since I've been working on Geronimo, one of the most annoying things developing Geronimo in an IDE is the overhead involved between modifing code and being able to test the code. For a single line change you have to rebuild and install the module, rebuild the assembly, and re-extract and relaun
