Hi Eric,
you are right, "maven eclipse" works like a charm .... ;-)
I also got the build to work - a few projects define their service components in an arbitray order and look up the required services in the service() method.That is not a problem for Fortress (and probably ECM) since they use metadata and a DAG (directed acyclic graph) to determine the correct initalization order (similar to maven:reactor) but this is a feature not available inYAAFI. Therefore the requested service component is not know to the container at this point of time the container initialization fails.
In the previous version of YAAFI the service components were all instantiated during parsing of the configuration - bug or feature I don't know. But the ordering of role entries is crucial in this case - I review my changes ... :-(
Another question - fulcrum-security-api builds now as 1.0.8-dev but all the dependent projects use 1.0.7?! Is this intentional?!
Cheers,
Siegfried Goeschl
Eric Pugh wrote:
I really lean away from that.. Maybe not a -1, but..
My feeling is that they just end up cluttering things, and never seem to stay up to date. Especially since often people want to customize them to their own environment.
I use "maven eclipse" to generate the eclipse project files and find that is the easierst way to work. It also ensures that my project has all the latest dependencies definied in the project.xml. I like to keep all the info in the Maven build, and just produce the project files for whatever IDE a developer uses..
Eric
-----Original Message-----
From: Siegfried Goeschl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 8:28 AM
To: Turbine Developers List
Subject: [Fulcrum] Broken Build - Adding project files?
Hi folks,
I committed a huge chunk of code and it seems that at least fulcrum-intakeand fulcrum-pool is broken - I'm not sure that I can sort out the problems immediatly. Having said that I have a question - what is the preferred way of storing project files?!
All of the Fulcrum projects come with a Maven build but now I have to dig through fulcrum-intake. Would is be useful to add ready-to-use project files into CVS?! The trouble is what IDE to use ... I personally
use Eclipse but it is possible to get a free licence for IDEA for comitters.
Any opinions?!
Thanks in advance
Siegfried Goeschl
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