The last tdk I put together I believe was based on Tomcat 4.1... would have to search the mail archives as I did put the version info in a mail somewhere.
still available at and updated on Feb 19 2004 http://kiasoft.com/~painter/tdk-2.3_01.tgz META is the new way to build apps with Turbine and is working nicely with turbine-2.3 branch from cvs... look at the meta plugin for maven for more info. Henning has written some good docs on how to get started other note: maven site:generate also pulls dependencies from jakarta-site2 I believe, if you haven't checked out that module already.. I may be wrong there.. I have it checked out along with a few other apache code vaults and it builds correctly for me. hth, Jeff Painter On Fri, 16 Jul 2004, Jeremy Foot wrote: > The TDK has a somewhat old Tomcat in it (4.0). I am pretty sure the > API's have changed too much for this to work. So I'm going to give up > on the TDK. > > I've downloaded Maven and Turbine 2.3. > I ran install_repo.sh which created lots of directories. > I ran 'maven site:generate' in the Turbine install directory and it > doesn't seem to have done anything except complain about the Sun jars > > Comparing the directory structure in the install directory and the > 'README.txt' and they don't tie up. I have no lib and I have xdocs > instead of docs. > > Do I need to configure Maven to know where stuff is on my system? I'm > on Mac OS10.3. The web site suggests that Maven should be able to find > the Java environment. Does this work? How would I know? > > This is going to be worth the trip, isn't it? > > I understand I also need a copy of Torque. Which version? > > Frustrated of HongKong > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
