Lukas,
Actually before proposing any solution, you should identify the
problem. In this case IMO the problem has not been identified; the
build system is fine, the scripts are not really complex and do what
is expected. I can therefor fully understand if the focus of
development is not on
You are right Thomas. I haven't expressed the goal yet. And I agree
that the most important mission is probably delivery of stable
release. I'll stop spamming this thread with my complaints because in
fact the real trouble for me is setting my IDE correctly (btw: I found
Stefan's media-style wiki
Thanks Thomas,
I gave a quick glance at Ivy. It looks interesting.
But does it really bring heavy simplification over Maven if I need
more advanced stuff? Does it allow jelly integration? How much it is
adopted across open-source community? Is there any up-to-date Ivy
repository apart from Maven
Hi Andrew,
you can either get one of the distributions, a nightly build, or check
out directly from SVN to get the sources.
Then I would suggest checking the targets in the ant build file; there
are targets for compiling. cleaning and testing. Use 'ant tar' to make
a release tarball that you
I also have .classpath, and .project files for hadoop in Eclipse.
Why are these not checked in?
- alan
-Original Message-
From: TDLN [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 1:33 AM
To: nutch-dev@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: A Developer's getting started doc?
Hi Andrew
Thomas,
I would really appreciate your .classpath and .project files for
Eclipse (for Nutch-trunk). Could you send them to me? Or could you
upload them somewhere?
I don't think I am novice in terms of Eclipse but frankly I am to lazy
configuring all these settings manually. I do use Maven all
