Steve Cohen wrote:
Peter Reilly wrote:
Steve Loughran wrote:
Steve Cohen wrote:
There have been some comments on the jpackage.org mailing list to
the effect that our manual doesn't really have correct installation
instructions for that environment, although elsewhere on our site
we do link to them.
I have rewritten the install manual page to add this content, but
rather than commit it and then draw comments, I decided to post it
on my own site temporarily for comment. If there is none, I'll
just commit it.
I had a quick read of the section - looks good. Perhaps you could
mention
) that if ant has been installed by jpackage (at least the current
versions), the env
variable ANT_HOME will be ignored,
) and that one can use the --noconfig
switch to ignore the jpackage installation.
Peter
It's nice.
I'm thinking of adding fetch.xml to the end user distro, as it can
then pick up many of the optional extra jar files (the OSS ones). It
needs tweaking to autoretrieve the maven task to do the downloads,
which leads to a problem: the version of that task when ant1.7 ships
will be less than the latest version by the end of the lifetime of
the tool. Either we do hard code a version# into a shipped property
file, or we provide some way of getting the latest version (property
url off the ant site to get the list of latest JARS for that
version, perhaps)
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Peter, what is fetch.xml? Sounds interesting.
That would be Steve L's
Peter
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