> -----Original Message----- > From: Timothy Bennett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Amazing. Lights are on and flashing just thinking about a single > repository > within my company for components and things. Really takes deployment and > integration of solutions to a new level of ease... wow...
Yep. Using Merlin + Maven can make a pretty incredible environment. Here's what we're looking at implementing within my group: - clients have local install of Merlin with resources looking for SNAPSHOT versions (latest) of blocks - developers use Maven for development and when ready release a new SNAPSHOT version onto the 'production' repository - all clients download the latest versions of our applications next time they startup. All you need to deploy to the client is the merlin environment and the block.xml file for your application(s). Because of the way Merlin 3.0 is setup, you can even update Merlin itself this way. This means you need to be careful as to what you release onto the repository, but it does make administration of clients easier. > I will test it Monday/Tuesday from my office, as we go out through a proxy > from there. I'll report back here to the list next Wednesday with the > results, as that will be the next time I work from home. I've tested it a bit today, but I've had trouble. Is this in the latest SNAPSHOT release (20030901) or CVS only? I'm somewhat limited on what I can do today due to the firewall here. I'll can post more results Monday. jaaron --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
