Tod Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
You should be able to install it directly from the net by doing
maven -DgroupId=turbine -DartifactId=maven-turbine-plugin -Dversion=1.2-rc1
plugin:download
The final release depends on the final release of turbine-2.3.1, which
depends on the final release of torque-3.1.1 and
commons-configuration-1.0, for which I sent out a CfV today. :-)
Regards
Henning
>David Demner wrote:
>>
>> Hi Tod,
>>
>> AFAIK, the TDK is a working tomcat installation, some scripts for starting
>> new projects relatively painlessly, and a collection of jar files that basic
>> Turbine projects need. All you really need to get turbine running is the
>> jar files, but it's probably best to install the TDK (or META) on another
>> box, run the scripts that start your project (good demo application), and
>> copy the application's webapps/xxx to the working Tomcat installation. Then
>> everything should just work.
>Oddly enough I just tried to download the latest TDK. This page:
>http://jakarta.apache.org/turbine/tdk/tdk-howto.html references TDK
>v2.3, but the turbine release repository doesn't list v2.3 anywhere.
>Where did you get it?
>I also looked into META and the main Turbine page points to this link:
>http://jakarta.apache.org/turbine/turbine-2.4/maven-turbine-plugin/index.html.
>After reading through the navigation links on the left I found that
>there is supposed to ba a binary version of the plugin but all I could
>find was CVS based source.
>Is there a binary Release build for META and if so where can I get it?
>If not, is there a Release source repository I can get it from?
>Thanks - Tod
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