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Posted to user@velocity.apache.org by Miles Bower <m...@bidwise.com> on 2001/04/24 18:21:47 UTC

Anyone using Velocity on an alpha system?

I'm considering using velocity on a Digital 7300 server.  This box has 4 533
alpha processors, raid 5, 8 drives and 1.25 gigs of ram.  I currently have
Redhat Linux with a kernel that supports smp.  Anyone running Velocity on a
similar setup?

Miles Bower

Bidwise your Resource for Web Design / Development
Trial Graphic & Animation Services.
www.bidwise.com
(415)643-1664
(530) 304-4458



-----Original Message-----
From: charles [mailto:charles]On Behalf Of Charles Benett
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 8:04 AM
To: velocity
Subject: [Patch] Build.xml tidying

Hi, please find patch below which:
1) Cleans examples better
2) Adds target help which lists most of the targets
Cheers,
Charles

*****

Index: build/build.xml
===================================================================
RCS file: /home/cvs/jakarta-velocity/build/build.xml,v
retrieving revision 1.30
diff -u -r1.30 build.xml
--- build/build.xml     2001/04/18 12:33:52     1.30
+++ build/build.xml     2001/04/24 13:58:33
@@ -75,7 +75,46 @@
     </fileset>
   </path>

+
+  <!--
=================================================================== -->
+  <!-- prints the targets available in this build
file                     -->
   <!--
=================================================================== -->
+  <target name="help">
+
+    <echo>
+
****************************************************************************
+  **
+  **  Help for Velocity build file
+  **
+  **  Target        Depends on          Description
+  **                                    default - see jar
+  **  env                               echos environment variables to
screen
+  **  prepare       env                 creates build dir, copies
source
+  **  J2EE-error    prepare             message if J2EE missing but
required
+  **  compile       prepare             compiles non-J2EE source
+  **  compile-J2EE  prepare, J2EE-error compiles J2EE source
+  **  compile-copy                      move non-J2EE classes out of
the way.
+  **  jar           compile             prepares {project}-{version}
jar file
+  **  jar-J2EE      compile-J2EE        prepares jar including J2EE
+  **  jar-core      compile             prepares jar with only core
classes
+  **  jar-util      compile             prepares jar with only util
classes
+  **  jar-servlet   compile             prepares jar with only servlet
classes
+  **  jar-src                           prepares jar of source
+  **  examples      jar                 compiles examples and calls
forumdemo
+  **  examples-clean-anakia             cleans anakia example
+  **  examples-clean-forumdemo          cleans forum demo
+  **  examples-clean-all
+  **                examples-clean-anakia, examples-clean-forumdemo
+  **  javadocs      prepare             build javadocs
+  **  javadocs-clean                    delete javadocs
+  **  test          compile             runs JUnit tests
+  **  test-clean                        deletes test results
+  **  clean                             deletes build dir
+
***************************************************************************
+    </echo>
+
+  </target>
+  <!--
=================================================================== -->
   <!-- prints the
environment                                              -->
   <!--
=================================================================== -->
   <target name="env">
@@ -338,7 +377,7 @@
       <classpath>
         <path refid="classpath"/>
         <pathelement location="${build.dest}"/>
-        <pathelement location="${servlet.jar}"/>
+        <pathelement location="${servlet.jar}"/>
       </classpath>

     </javac>
@@ -350,7 +389,9 @@
   <target name="examples-clean-all" depends="examples-clean-anakia,
                                              examples-clean-forumdemo">
     <delete quiet="true">
-      <fileset dir="${example.dir}" includes="**/*.class"/>
+      <fileset dir="${example.dir}" includes="**/*.class">
+        <include name="**/*.log"/>
+      </fileset>
     </delete>
   </target>

@@ -360,6 +401,7 @@

   <target name="examples-clean-forumdemo">
     <delete dir="${example.dir}/forumdemo/WEB-INF/classes"
quiet="true"/>
+    <delete dir="${example.dir}/forumdemo/WEB-INF/lib" quiet="true"/>
   </target>

   <!--
=================================================================== -->

****End patch


RE: Anyone using Velocity on an alpha system?

Posted by Miles Bower <m...@bidwise.com>.
My real question?  Do I need a specialized version of Velocity to run on an
alpha platform?

Miles Bower

Bidwise your Resource for Web Design / Development
Trial Graphic & Animation Services.
www.bidwise.com
(415)643-1664
(530) 304-4458



-----Original Message-----
From: Jon Stevens [mailto:jon@latchkey.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 10:15 AM
To: velocity-user
Subject: Re: Anyone using Velocity on an alpha system?

on 4/24/01 9:21 AM, "Miles Bower" <m...@bidwise.com> wrote:

> I'm considering using velocity on a Digital 7300 server.  This box has 4
533
> alpha processors, raid 5, 8 drives and 1.25 gigs of ram.  I currently have
> Redhat Linux with a kernel that supports smp.  Anyone running Velocity on
a
> similar setup?
>
> Miles Bower
>
> Bidwise your Resource for Web Design / Development
> Trial Graphic & Animation Services.
> www.bidwise.com
> (415)643-1664
> (530) 304-4458

Yea, I have that kind of hardware sitting in my back pocket.

Anyway, what is really your question here?

-jon


Re: Anyone using Velocity on an alpha system?

Posted by Jon Stevens <jo...@latchkey.com>.
on 4/24/01 9:21 AM, "Miles Bower" <m...@bidwise.com> wrote:

> I'm considering using velocity on a Digital 7300 server.  This box has 4 533
> alpha processors, raid 5, 8 drives and 1.25 gigs of ram.  I currently have
> Redhat Linux with a kernel that supports smp.  Anyone running Velocity on a
> similar setup?
> 
> Miles Bower
> 
> Bidwise your Resource for Web Design / Development
> Trial Graphic & Animation Services.
> www.bidwise.com
> (415)643-1664
> (530) 304-4458

Yea, I have that kind of hardware sitting in my back pocket.

Anyway, what is really your question here?

-jon