I added a svn:ignore tag to the webapp directory to ignore the dojo directory that my build script created. I had trouble getting the directory changes to be in the patch that also included new files. This may be a quick fix.
I can look into having my scripts create the files in the target directory. I know I started down this path, but ran into a few issues having the files be included in the war, but I didn't look much further into it after I realized if I put them in webapp they got picked up. -Bert On 10/30/06, ant elder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 10/27/06, Bert Lamb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Everyone, > > I haven't noticed the return of regular JIRA announcement emails to > the list yet so I just wanted to post and make you aware of a patch I > just submitted. > > http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-884?page=all > > It adds Dojo/SMD support to the JSON-RPC binding and updates the > JSON-RPC sample to show how to use Dojo to talk to a Tuscany JSON-RPC > service. > > I also added a good bit of unit tests to the binding. > > Not sure if you want to try and include this in M2 or not, but if you > did I wanted to make sure you were aware of it. > > Thanks! > > -Bert I've committed this to trunk now, thanks Bert, Dojo support I think is a really cool thing for Tuscany to have. I have taken the sample out of the main build for now though as I'm not sure we can have all the Dojo files being unpacked into the src\main\webapp\dojo folder. Would there be any way that could happen in the target directory which is excluded from SVN? ...ant
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