On 3/10/07, Noel J. Bergman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
robert burrell donkin wrote:
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> the plan is for a gradual breaking out to reduce impact on development
That's fine. So long as `ant ${target}` works from the root of trunk, and
the dist/ directory is populated with the packaged release, we're fine.
cool
> unless there are any objections, i'll alter the pheonix-deployment
> module to use a first level directory for distributions
The automated build processes only use dist/james-${version}/downloads,
which holds the various release packages. The rest of the directory
structure is an unpackaged build for phoenix.
i always found that structure a little confusing but maybe that's just me :-/
in the medium term perhaps we might think about putting the master
distributions directly into dist/james-${version}
Are you planning to build all
of the components first, and then stage the phoenix assembly underneath the
phoenix-distribution directory structure?
unless anyone suggestions something better :-)
subant allows me to build in sequence (apis, libraries, functions,
deployments) calling standard targets. the component builds (apis,
libraries, functions) create jars in stage/org.apache.james/jars. the
deployment build picks these up and uses then to create the final
deployment.
BTW i'm not sure that i like the name 'stage' and think that perhaps
'lib' would be better. opinions?
- robert
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