On Jan 13, 2006, at 12:53 PM, Jeremy Boynes wrote:
Thanks - I'll work on integrating them.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, all. I have uploaded a zip to the TUSCANY-1 JIRA entry
containing patches for the m2 build. The unit-tests run to
completion. There are a few things that need ironing and/or
documenting. I apologize for the length, but it's important
to read this whole email.
1) location of webapp directory for samples unit-tests
The war packaging type in m2 by default wants the webapp directory
(containing web.xml and so forth) underneath src/main rather than
being a peer of main. In my local working directory, I manually
copied webapp into the right place for each sample. I'm hoping that
there is consensus to make this little bit of re-org in the svn repo
permanent, and ifit is acceptable, then a committer will need to do
it. But if not, then it should be possible to configure the build to
match the existing structure, and I make those changes.
+1 from me for moving the webapp source to where maven expects it
+1 to move it as well.
2) Sun jars
<snip/>
NOTE: I haven't tracked down which components are depending on
javax.mail, but the requirement is for 1.3.2 even though the
jar that you're downloading above is 1.3.3.
The -Dfile property wants the full path to each jar. This might
be good info for the wiki, if it's not already there.
I don't think we are using them but this might be a consequence of M2
transitive closure. I would prefer if we didn't require users to do
this
so it would be worth getting to the bottom of why they are needed
at all
and if they can be replaced with the versions from Geronimo.
3) report plugins
I have not yet tried running the javadoc and jxr plugins, but they
are declared in the top-level pom.xml.
OK
4) acceptance test modules
The translation of the acceptance modules to m2 is more complicated
than the others: I haven't decided yet how to preserve the extra
meta-data that is supplied for many of the dependencies. So my plan
is to provide patches for these separately (but very soon).
OK
--
Jeremy
