Thanks Edvin,
However, with regards the specifics of any pivot archetype: I'm not sure :)
I'm actually just investigating whether or not pivot is a suitable
technology to adopt,
and I base my request on the "quickstart" archetype that the Apache
Wicket has developed which does the following.
1. Sets up a complete example of the most essential wicket components.
2. Includes jetty libraries and bootstrapping to quickly just "run"
the application
3. A working unit test for the components in (1.)
The benefits are thus:
* I can quickly get an barebones working wicket application that I
can easily hack on
* A build environment with all dependencies is created
* I can quickly knock up a mini-project to just test an API feature
or a third party component without dirtying or having to wait for
the re-build of the huge client application. (From this
mini-project I can then copy the resulting code out and trash the
quickstart)
* Wicket also use quickstarts for raising bugs, with isolated issues.
Unfortunately I only stumbled upon Pivot yesterday and so I don't
anything about what is needed to be included.
Neither do know how to implement an archetype, sorry - ( looks like I'm
just a greedy selfish consumer of such goodies! :) )
However, some sort of minimal working project quickstart would be
beneficial to speed up initial evaluation.
With thanks
Rob
On 21/05/2011 12:40, Edvin Syse wrote:
I'd be happy to create one.. besides setting up dependencies and
creating a main class, what would you like the archetype to prepare
for you?
Den 21.05.2011 12:15, skrev Rob Shepherd:
Hello,
I've seen this has had some attention in the past - but I was wondering
if there is a Maven archetype available for pivot quickstarts?
Thanks
Rob
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Rob Shepherd BEng PhD - Director / Senior Engineer - DataCymru Ltd
