If you are familiar with ant, maven is quite similar.
You add maven to your path( something like "setenv MAVEN_HOME /local/maven")
From turbine home repository( "/stuff/turbine-2" ), you just type "maven", and it will build the jar.
Some very good stuff about maven is the command "maven console", in a development project.
It make compilation really fast.
Also, "maven site:generate" will generate the docs....
Make sure you get a recent version of maven. best is to get it from cvs, it is really easy to build.
There is only one tricky thing (something like setting up a variable) and then the magic start. The installation
and usages are well documented
On Tuesday, November 26, 2002, at 10:25 PM, Irwan wrote:
Hi David,
After installing maven, is this correct step to building turbine
$/home/irwan/turbine-src/maven
Is it true at this point maven will pick up the build.xml and start building
Rgds, Irwan
David Worms wrote:
Surprising to have the doc advising you to use ant. You should use maven instead. Once you install it, it is really easy to compile turbine.
david
On Tuesday, November 26, 2002, at 09:36 PM, Irwan wrote:
Hi all,
I have just downloaded turbine-2.2-b2-src.tar. I am trying to build turbine from source.The documentation says to use ant for this.
But I get the following error:
BUILD FAILED
java.io.FileNotFoundException
/home/user1/$maven_home/plugins/vore/build.xml(No such file...)
Can anyone tell me the right way to build turbine from source. Tx.
Rgds, Irwan
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