On 11/27/06, Java Energizer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have found it somewhat difficult to begin using servicemix in
comercial settings. There are a lot of companies that DO NOT
have internet connections nor do they readily accept Open
Surce software being brought into their domains. SO,
MY SUGGESTION would be to have perhaps TWO build environments.
ONE, as is, when connected to internet build is fine extracting
via internet Repositories. The OTHER variety, build TWO would
be a build that accepted a "OUT OF THE BOX" build that included
ALL of the dependances and had a snapshot of an "IN HOUSE"
repository that those customers/companies could begin to build
on with Open Source to support building servicemix, kinda like
What I think Apache Forrest is supposed to be... I suspect I
could create this myself and burn it to a CD and then solicit
the companies/customers to approve it into their domains.
My twiat would be that companies want the software unadultarated from
source to their nest. Thanks for hearing me.
Why not just make use of the binaries that are provided? There's no
need to build them - just download, unzip and run.
If you're looking to provide a truly in-house solution, this is
exactly what I've set up many times in the past at client sites - a
Maven repo that is locally managed by the company that won't go
outside the firewall. Unfortunately, because all of these types of
solutions are custom, I doubt that we'll be providing this any time
soon.
This is actually very easy to do - just build a project locally by
starting with a clean Maven repo. Once the build is complete, just
copy your repo directory to a server inside the company, expose to
developers and voila - you have youself a Maven repository. The only
thing left to do is configure Maven to point to that server instead of
iBiblio et al via the settings.xml file.
Bruce
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Apache ActiveMQ - http://activemq.org/
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