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Posted to cvs@avalon.apache.org by bl...@apache.org on 2001/11/23 18:51:41 UTC
cvs commit: jakarta-avalon BUILDING README
bloritsch 01/11/23 09:51:41
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A V A L O N
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What is it?
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-JDK1.2 or above
-To build form CVS you must set JAVA_HOME to the jdk dir (eg:/usr/bin/jdk1.2 or
c:\jdk1.3)
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+ What are the files?
+ -------------------
+ README This file. It is a general overview.
+ LICENSE The Apache Software License 1.1 that covers Avalon.
+ KEYS The list of public keys used for releasing Avalon.
+ BUILDING The build instructions that are distributed with the release.
+ build.xml The ANT build script.
1.1 jakarta-avalon/BUILDING
Index: BUILDING
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A V A L O N
Build Instructions
In order to build any of the Jakarta Avalon projects, you must check out the
"jakarta-avalon" CVS module from cvs.apache.org. You can view the instructions
for setting up CVS at http://jakarta.apache.org/site/cvsindex.html on the web.
You must check out all the Avalon projects in the same base directory.
For Example:
/home/joecool/projects/jakarta-avalon
/home/joecool/projects/jakarta-avalon-cornerstone
/home/joecool/projects/jakarta-avalon-excalibur
/home/joecool/projects/jakarta-avalon-logkit
/home/joecool/projects/jakarta-avalon-phoenix
Depending on the project you want to compile, position yourself in the correct
root directory. For instance, if you want to build the jakarta-avalon project,
you would go to the /home/joecool/projects/jakarta-avalon directory.
If you are in a UNIX environment (or you are using Cygwin tools) you may type
the following command at the prompt:
$./build.sh
If you are in a Windows environment you may type the following command at the
prompt:
>build
The ant task will take care of everything else for you.
If you run into problems, make sure the JAVA_HOME variable is set to the
base directory of the proper JDK 1.2 or better Java Developer's Kit. Please
note that you must use the developer's kit instead of the runtime environment
in order to compile the the projects.
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