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Posted to user@ode.apache.org by "Douglas, Dan" <dd...@ebay.com> on 2009/12/16 19:14:30 UTC
Generating Maven artifacts for ODE 2.0 beta2
So, I'm working on a project and we're building an integration layer implementation to front ODE with our own service pipeline. I want to use 2.0 because we plan to use some extensions. Our builds are Maven-based and I'd really like to pull in ODE via dependencies in our POM files, but it looks like the 2.0 libraries haven't been published to a repo anywhere (at least that I can find... I found the 1.3.3 ones).
I've downloaded the 2.0-beta2 source and I've been able to build it with buildr. I've also generated the eclipse project files. That got me to thinking, is there some undocumented buildr incantation that generates the appropriate pom.xml files? Is 2.0-beta2 published somewhere in a Maven repo?
I'd like to get our local repo setup and was hoping to avoid having to do the tooling or conversion by hand.
Dan
Re: Generating Maven artifacts for ODE 2.0 beta2
Posted by Alexis Midon <al...@gmail.com>.
well, you could also contribute a nice patch to buildr if you care about
dependencies in pom files...
I mean that's also how maven started back in the days.
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 2:27 PM, Daniel Dominguez <da...@parasoft.com>wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>
> I don't know how to solve your buildr issue (or if it's even solvable), but
> you might be interested in http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ODE-729 .
> A small group of us have started preliminary work on "mavenizing" ODE.
> This should definitely solve your problem, but the work has just begun.
>
> --
> Daniel
>
> Douglas, Dan wrote:
>
>> Ok, so I discovered "buildr install..."
>> My first brush created the artifacts and put them a local repository. It
>> generated POM files, but there was no dependency info in the files. Buildr
>> knows about the dependencies, is there a way to install the artifacts and
>> generate the pom files with the dependency sections?
>>
>>
>>
>> On Dec 16, 2009, at 10:14 AM, Douglas, Dan wrote:
>>
>> So, I'm working on a project and we're building an integration layer
>> implementation to front ODE with our own service pipeline. I want to use
>> 2.0 because we plan to use some extensions. Our builds are Maven-based and
>> I'd really like to pull in ODE via dependencies in our POM files, but it
>> looks like the 2.0 libraries haven't been published to a repo anywhere (at
>> least that I can find... I found the 1.3.3 ones).
>>
>> I've downloaded the 2.0-beta2 source and I've been able to build it with
>> buildr. I've also generated the eclipse project files. That got me to
>> thinking, is there some undocumented buildr incantation that generates the
>> appropriate pom.xml files? Is 2.0-beta2 published somewhere in a Maven
>> repo?
>>
>> I'd like to get our local repo setup and was hoping to avoid having to do
>> the tooling or conversion by hand.
>>
>> Dan
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
Re: Generating Maven artifacts for ODE 2.0 beta2
Posted by Daniel Dominguez <da...@parasoft.com>.
Hi Dan,
I don't know how to solve your buildr issue (or if it's even solvable),
but you might be interested in
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ODE-729 . A small group of us have
started preliminary work on "mavenizing" ODE. This should definitely
solve your problem, but the work has just begun.
--
Daniel
Douglas, Dan wrote:
> Ok, so I discovered "buildr install..."
>
> My first brush created the artifacts and put them a local repository. It generated POM files, but there was no dependency info in the files. Buildr knows about the dependencies, is there a way to install the artifacts and generate the pom files with the dependency sections?
>
>
>
> On Dec 16, 2009, at 10:14 AM, Douglas, Dan wrote:
>
> So, I'm working on a project and we're building an integration layer implementation to front ODE with our own service pipeline. I want to use 2.0 because we plan to use some extensions. Our builds are Maven-based and I'd really like to pull in ODE via dependencies in our POM files, but it looks like the 2.0 libraries haven't been published to a repo anywhere (at least that I can find... I found the 1.3.3 ones).
>
> I've downloaded the 2.0-beta2 source and I've been able to build it with buildr. I've also generated the eclipse project files. That got me to thinking, is there some undocumented buildr incantation that generates the appropriate pom.xml files? Is 2.0-beta2 published somewhere in a Maven repo?
>
> I'd like to get our local repo setup and was hoping to avoid having to do the tooling or conversion by hand.
>
> Dan
>
>
>
Re: Generating Maven artifacts for ODE 2.0 beta2
Posted by "Douglas, Dan" <dd...@ebay.com>.
Ok, so I discovered "buildr install..."
My first brush created the artifacts and put them a local repository. It generated POM files, but there was no dependency info in the files. Buildr knows about the dependencies, is there a way to install the artifacts and generate the pom files with the dependency sections?
On Dec 16, 2009, at 10:14 AM, Douglas, Dan wrote:
So, I'm working on a project and we're building an integration layer implementation to front ODE with our own service pipeline. I want to use 2.0 because we plan to use some extensions. Our builds are Maven-based and I'd really like to pull in ODE via dependencies in our POM files, but it looks like the 2.0 libraries haven't been published to a repo anywhere (at least that I can find... I found the 1.3.3 ones).
I've downloaded the 2.0-beta2 source and I've been able to build it with buildr. I've also generated the eclipse project files. That got me to thinking, is there some undocumented buildr incantation that generates the appropriate pom.xml files? Is 2.0-beta2 published somewhere in a Maven repo?
I'd like to get our local repo setup and was hoping to avoid having to do the tooling or conversion by hand.
Dan