On Dec 15, 2008, at 1:25 PM, bongosdude wrote:
Should I check out 2.2 dev trunk from this URL
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/geronimo/server/trunk
That's the url. We have not yet branched 2.2 away from trunk
thanks
david jencks
Can you provide SVN url where I can check out 2.2 dev?
Thanks
djencks wrote:
On Dec 15, 2008, at 12:10 AM, David Jencks wrote:
On Dec 14, 2008, at 7:17 PM, bongosdude wrote:
I would lile to use maven to mange our project build/deploy during
development, QA and production release. Maven is good at managing
dependencies. While GEP can get us up to speed in development, it
is tricky
to manage dependency using eclipse among team members. I have tried
to read
geronimo sample to see how maven is used to build and deploy
geronimo
sample. However, I could not find out how maven is used with
gernonimo.
Can someone help to explain or give me suggestions on how I can
learn more
on this subject?
0. For team-wide access set up a team accessible maven repository.
I've demoed this using sonatype nexus which works great but you can
also set up httpd or presumably a lot of other things.
1. set up a maven project for each of your apps to use the geronimo
car-maven-plugin to "pre-deploy" your application into a geronimo
plugin. Deploy it into the team-wide maven repository (configure the
deploymenManagement of your pom to point to the team repo)
2. set up a maven project to assemble a custom server, again using
the car-maven-plugin. Include the framework plugin group and your
apps and any optional stuff from geronimo you might want such as
parts of the admin console. Everything else needed will be pulled
in too.
I forgot that the framework plugin group is new to geronimo
2.2[SNAPSHOT], i.e. trunk. We're working on a release but it will be
a few weeks yet. However the plugin groups make custom assemblies so
much easier that you may want to work against trunk until 2.2 is
actually out.
thanks
david jencks
3. After deploying the assembled server it too will be available
from the shared repo.
There are a couple geronimo archetypes to help setting up these
maven projects but they are rather primitive and dont use the new
archetype plugin features.... they still might help.
geronimo-plugin-archetype sets up a plugin project
geronimo-assembly-archetype sets up a custom server assembly
project.
Perhaps the simplest example of all this in action is in geronimo
trunk in the plugins/monitoring console: along with the base code,
and the monitoring console portal application, we build plugins for
the app and a server containing the monitoring console and run a
simple integration test.
1. How can maven be used to generate geronimo*.xml and deployment
artifacts?
You need to write the geronimo plan yourself and put it under src/
main/plan/plan.xml. I believe the easiest way to do this is the GEP
wizards, although there are some wizards in the admin console as
well. The car-maven-plugin is used to convert the plan +
application to a geronimo plugin.
2 What is geronimo plugin? I look at geronimo samples plugin (i.e.
bank
plugin), I did not see any geronimo*.xml artifact in EAR file.
Javaee apps are not really supposed to have vendor specific plans
inside them starting with j2ee 1.4, you are supposed to use a
separate plan and jsr-88 to deploy the plan + app to a server. In
geronimo you can "pre-deploy" into a plugin that can then be
installed in any geronimo server. The samples are set up to build
an app, and then one (for ejb-only apps) or two (jetty/tomcat)
plugins and then (with the it profile) run a simple integration
test.
3. is there maven geronimo plugin that can generate geronimo*.xml
file? Or
we can create one and point maven to include geronimo*.xml in EAR
file?
The geronimo plan doesn't go in the application but is supplied
separately in the plugin project at src/main/plan/plan.xml
Hope this helps,
david jencks
Thanks
-Bongos
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