Hi Jeffrey, On 21.10.16 23:56, Jeffery Painter wrote: > I spent several hours working on cleaning up a bit more to make this a > little more friendly "out of the box" when someone invokes the archetype.
Thanks for your contribution. May I remind you that you still can commit by yourself? :-) > It was a personal preference to move the torque schema files up to root > level "application-schema" directory. Feel free to reject that change if > you do not like it. No problem with this. > I updated the Torque properties to use shared data pool which is simpler > to config for new starters I think than the JNDI config. I still cannot > get the sample data to populate. Any help there would be appreciated. This was more or less a best-practice recommendation of mine. If you want to keep your application clean of installation-specific configurations and security-breaches, then JNDI is the way to go. I've collected a lot of bad experiences removing user names and clear-text-passwords from world-readable config files. > I have also updated my quick start guide: Would you mind to commit this as some kind of README? > Next, you need to manually create the database in MySQL > Note: (the execution path for sql-maven-plugin is not working to create > database - I worked on it but could not get it to cooperate) > mysql -u <user> -p > mysql> create database helloWorld; > mysql> \q I'll see what I can steal from the Torque test-project ... Bye, Thomas. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
