David Sean Taylor wrote:
Ate Douma (JIRA) wrote:
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http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JS2-319?page=comments#action_12317649
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Is the procedure to run j2:portal.genapp every time after I do a maven
clean?
No, it depends on how you configure the following plugin properties:
# where the filtered tomcat/context.xml is stored
org.apache.jetspeed.portal.conf.dir=target/portal-conf
# where the generated and static sql scripts are stored
org.apache.jetspeed.portal.sql.dir=target/portal-sql
# where the hsql test.script and/or production.script db is created
org.apache.jetspeed.portal.db.dir=target/portal-db
# target for the (static) portal webapp
org.apache.jetspeed.portal.webapp.dir=target/${org.apache.jetspeed.portal.artifactId}
# target for the filtered ojb config and jetspeed.properties
org.apache.jetspeed.portal.target.dir=target/${org.apache.jetspeed.portal.artifactId}
The above configuration is used for the jetspeed build itself, and as result
genapp
stores the resources under ${basedir}/target.
But, you are free to redefine these in build.properties as you want.
You can store the generated sources even outside your project if you need.
Then, just add something like a war:webapp postgoal to merge the generated
resources with the target war file.
The idea behind the above default configuration is that you can check in (most
of) your custom
project and indeed rerun portal.genapp after a maven clean or a clean checkout.
Note also: portal.genapp is nothing more than a wrapper around several sub goals
each of which uses one of the above properties.
So, you could decide to keep/generate the webapp src with your project src tree
(like we have in jetspeed itself)
and only store the others under ${basedir}/target.
Then, you should integrate those portal.genapp subgoals minus the
portal.copy.webapp in your normal
application development.
I think its flexible enough for most integrator wishes ;-)
It appears that way, if true, could you clarify as to why that is
necessary and if genapp should be a part of normal application
development for an integrator. I see genapp as being a one time thing,
but maybe I just have a preconcieved idea of what genapp is.
Thanks,
David
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