Hi!
BTW, as a suggestion, you could also do a port for Wonder! :) When
I tried to install it on FreeBSD I had some problems related to the
Wonder build system (there were some paths hard-coded that worked
only on Mac OS X). Unfortunately, I didn't take notes, but it was not
hard to find (and fix) the problem.
Yours
Miguel Arroz
On 2007/04/13, at 14:32, Francois Bientz wrote:
For the Adaptor, did you append the modified makefile for FreeBSD ?
For the WebObjects runtime, yes your solution is better : all we
need is in :
XCode21 /Packages/WebObjectsRuntime.pkg/archive.pax.gz (28MB).
The WO 5.3.3 update (or WebObjects DST update) looks like a
complete install.
But on the "About the WebObjects DST Update" document you can read :
For a new install on Mac OSX 10.4 server
1. Install the WebObjects 5.3 Server manual Sofware Update.
2. Install the WebObjects 5.3.1 Update through Sofware Update.
3. Install the WebObjects DST Update through Sofware Update.
Is this made for a clean management of the package/Receipt system
on OSX ?
I will experiment the WebObjects DST Update package
(archive.pax.gz) solely installation on FreeeBSD.
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On 13/04/2007, at 9:17 AM, Aristedes Maniatis wrote:
On 13/04/2007, at 3:25 AM, Q wrote:
For the apache adaptor you can write the port in such a way that
it can build the distfile by checking the adaptor source out of
CVS from project wonder (the other alternative is download 20 meg
of Project Wonder source). I have already finished writing the
mod_webobjects port, I just need to test it.
* Are you building the adaptor against Apache13 or Apache2? Or will
it work against either (that would be best)?
It currently works with 1.3, 2 and 2.2, both with and without SSL
support (WITHOUT_SSL is an option)
* I don't think it is a good idea to build against the cvs
repository as you'll create additional dependencies in the port
against cvs, plus you'll cvs tags are not exactly stable. The
repository could change and the port will not continue to work in
the same way. 20Mb may be large, but I think it is a better
approach. Perhaps we could convince the Project Wonder people to
create separate packages...
CVS is part of the base FreeBSD system, so not a dependancy that
needs resolution. The CVS checkout is done against a snapshot date,
ie. yesterday. Changes to the head will not effect the port. The
process for updating to a newer snapshot would be to update the
snapshot date in the Makefile, build a new distfile, build, install
(assuming the changes don't need additional .
* don't forget about the portlint tool - I've found it very useful
in the past when writing ports.
Yup. I am familiar with it. Thanks.
--
Seeya...Q
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Ph: +61 419 729 806
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