thanks matt, i'll try to deploy the original portal first through cargo.
best regards, alex On 07/15/2014 03:10 PM, Matt Franklin wrote: > On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 5:24 AM, alex bodnaru <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > > hello friends, > > thank you very much for your effort with rave. > > pardon my ignorant vocabulary, as i'm new to the java ecosystem. > > i've installed tomcat 7 on a debian system, and have support for > the manager-script role. > > in the top level raven pom.xml, i've added the tomcat7-maven-plugin > and the tomcat.username and tomcat.password match the manager-script > role. > > > Rave uses cargo to manage > tomcat http://cargo.codehaus.org/Deploying+to+a+running+container > > You can update the rave-portal/pom.xml to point to your local tomcat, or just > do > mvn:cargo run from rave-portal after you have built everything from the root > pom. > > > > mvn tomcat7:deploy only deploys > rave-portal,rave-shindig,rave-portal-resources, > rave-shindig-resources and rave-demo-gadgets, but rave-components is > missing, > thus missing the jdbc support. > > could you please guide me how to fix the deployment? > > > If you are looking to develop your own portal based on Rave, I would create a > new project using the rave custom portal archetype. From there you can > configure the tomcat plugin if you don't want to use cargo. > > > > also, please add tomcat deployment to pom, with the option to set the > username > and password outside of the pom.xml, so it will survive the next checkout. > > thanks in advance, > alex > >
