I've started / moved the discussion over to the terracotta-dev mailing list
(you can find it on www.terracotta.org) It looks like the first thing we'll
need to do before we move forward is to first Mavenize the Terracotta build
and post them on a repository, and then write plugins that make it ea
First off, I know nothing about Terracotta.
You can already do "a" by simply creating a pom.xml for Terracotta,
packaging a bundle (please include compiled jar, source jar, and
javadocs jar), and uploading it to JIRA. This is all documented so you
should be able to follow the steps:
http://maven.
A few things. First I ask you all to bare with me because I'm not an
experienced
maven person but...
I think it would be really cool if at first maven could have the
ability to:
a) Automagically download and install Terracotta like it does with
everything else
b) Know how and when to bui
Hi all,
It's great to see such fast response so far, even on a weekend. Please
continue to write to this thread if you're interested in such a plugin or
want to help develop it.
Eric -- I definitely see where you're coming from and understand completely
with regards to Terracotta being a platfor
I would love to work with you on developing the plugin. I heard
about their presentation at the Denver Java User's Group and would
love to look at their technology deeper. I have developed some
plugins already for weblogic and appfuse.
Scott Ryan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Feb 18, 2007, at 1:
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone would be interested in developing a Maven 2 plugin
/ plugins that would allow for developers to apply Terracotta bytecode
enhancement to their Java code through Maven. I've only worked through the
Terracotta DSO tutorial, but it seems like a Maven plugin would ma
