Hi everyone, I just committed the Java source code that was in JIRA to muse/trunk/modules - the SVN commit message is below, with an update on the status of the Maven build (summary: looking good).
I'm sending this extra note because the email to the commit list didn't go through - I forgot to subscribe to the commit mailing list, which caused the generated commit message to bounce. Sorry! I will finish making the POM files for the WS-* modules tonight. I will then get to work on adding the sample projects and making sure they are updated for each build. I also need to determine how/if we can put an automated test system in SVN and have it run against the sample projects - this would be similar to basic unit testing, but requires something like Tomcat to be present to host the Muse-based application. I will explore this in the next few days and send out some thoughts for next week's call (any advice/hints before then would also be greatly appreciated). Thanks, Dan Commit message: Initial check-in of IBM-donated code for Muse 2.0 - with support for Axis2. Currently, the modules that are not implementations of the WS-* specs - core, utils, WS-A/SOAP, etc. - have working Maven 2.0 build files. Right now they simply compile and write to the user's local $module/build directory. I have not determined how to get Maven to skip this intermediary copy and just put the jars in the user's local repository. I currently use a script to build each module's POM file, but as I learn more about Maven I will hopefully find a way to aggregate POM files into one larger project. If not, I will provide a simple Ant script. I'm not sure where the design doc should go, and don't want to mess with the web site yet, so please look at the design-doc.zip that was uploaded to JIRA along with the other IBM contributions until I determine the proper place. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
