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Posted to dev@avalon.apache.org by Berin Loritsch <bl...@apache.org> on 2001/07/23 18:52:21 UTC

All Avalon projects have been upgraded to the new build process

The StyleBook is now removed, and all documentation is upgraded
to the new build process.  Also, any subproject that has an entry
in the ${tools.dir}/lib directory (namely Excalibur, Framework,
LogKit, and Testlet), the build scripts were altered to copy the
new version into the tools directory when we build distributions.

Also, has anyone given thought to my proposal to make build "site"
tags copy the results to the root www directory?  It makes running
cvs update a lot simpler on the server side.

Please cross check all the commits--I have everything working
locally, but want to make sure I didn't forget to check something
in.

Lastly, I will eventually automatically generate the new ".uris"
files, but at this point my time is needed elsewhere.

Re: All Avalon projects have been upgraded to the new build process

Posted by Peter Donald <do...@apache.org>.
On Tue, 24 Jul 2001 02:52, Berin Loritsch wrote:
> The StyleBook is now removed, and all documentation is upgraded
> to the new build process.  

woohoo!

> Also, any subproject that has an entry
> in the ${tools.dir}/lib directory (namely Excalibur, Framework,
> LogKit, and Testlet), the build scripts were altered to copy the
> new version into the tools directory when we build distributions.

doh! Looks like we still have circular dependencies ;)

> Also, has anyone given thought to my proposal to make build "site"
> tags copy the results to the root www directory?  It makes running
> cvs update a lot simpler on the server side.

I like it ... but I would prefer to generate all of the website on daedalus. 
I was gonna try to wrap my head around some gumpiness RSN to create uber 
Avalon profile and to also generate website on daedalus. That way we could 
remove www directory completely from CVS. However I don't know when I will 
have time so +1 if you want to centralize www generated docs for the 
timebeing.

> Please cross check all the commits--I have everything working
> locally, but want to make sure I didn't forget to check something
> in.

will do tomorrow.

> Lastly, I will eventually automatically generate the new ".uris"
> files, but at this point my time is needed elsewhere.

kewl.

Cheers,

Pete

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Re: [PATCH] Re: All Avalon projects have been upgraded to the new build process

Posted by Berin Loritsch <bl...@apache.org>.
Jeff Turner wrote:
> 
> Very cool :) I hadn't seen C2 used in anger before, and the flexibility
> allowed by the sitemap is impressive. Imagine if this were idiot-proofed and
> presented to the world as a spinoff project, how much exposure Cocoon would
> get.. ;)
> 
> Btw, it would be nice if the build system allowed the user to override
> the location of tools.jar in .ant.properties, like Cocoon 2's build.xml
> does. Currently, build.xml makes the assumption that $JRE_HOME ==
> $JAVA_HOME/jre. This is not true on my Debian system (IBM JDK1.3 debs).

Thanks.  I will apply it.

> 
> The patch attached allows this, and is documented in ant.properties.sample. Now
> I'm off to steal this doc system for my own project ;)

Go for it.!

> 
> --Jeff
> 
> PS: C2's build.xml wrongly assumes System.getProperty("java.home") ==
> $JAVA_HOME. I think it's my fault too ;) will patch tomorrow.
> 
> On Mon, Jul 23, 2001 at 12:52:21PM -0400, Berin Loritsch wrote:
> > The StyleBook is now removed, and all documentation is upgraded
> > to the new build process.  Also, any subproject that has an entry
> > in the ${tools.dir}/lib directory (namely Excalibur, Framework,
> > LogKit, and Testlet), the build scripts were altered to copy the
> > new version into the tools directory when we build distributions.
> >
> > Also, has anyone given thought to my proposal to make build "site"
> > tags copy the results to the root www directory?  It makes running
> > cvs update a lot simpler on the server side.
> >
> > Please cross check all the commits--I have everything working
> > locally, but want to make sure I didn't forget to check something
> > in.
> >
> > Lastly, I will eventually automatically generate the new ".uris"
> > files, but at this point my time is needed elsewhere.
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[PATCH] Re: All Avalon projects have been upgraded to the new build process

Posted by Jeff Turner <je...@socialchange.net.au>.
Very cool :) I hadn't seen C2 used in anger before, and the flexibility 
allowed by the sitemap is impressive. Imagine if this were idiot-proofed and
presented to the world as a spinoff project, how much exposure Cocoon would
get.. ;)

Btw, it would be nice if the build system allowed the user to override
the location of tools.jar in .ant.properties, like Cocoon 2's build.xml 
does. Currently, build.xml makes the assumption that $JRE_HOME ==
$JAVA_HOME/jre. This is not true on my Debian system (IBM JDK1.3 debs).

The patch attached allows this, and is documented in ant.properties.sample. Now
I'm off to steal this doc system for my own project ;)

--Jeff

PS: C2's build.xml wrongly assumes System.getProperty("java.home") ==
$JAVA_HOME. I think it's my fault too ;) will patch tomorrow.


On Mon, Jul 23, 2001 at 12:52:21PM -0400, Berin Loritsch wrote:
> The StyleBook is now removed, and all documentation is upgraded
> to the new build process.  Also, any subproject that has an entry
> in the ${tools.dir}/lib directory (namely Excalibur, Framework,
> LogKit, and Testlet), the build scripts were altered to copy the
> new version into the tools directory when we build distributions.
> 
> Also, has anyone given thought to my proposal to make build "site"
> tags copy the results to the root www directory?  It makes running
> cvs update a lot simpler on the server side.
> 
> Please cross check all the commits--I have everything working
> locally, but want to make sure I didn't forget to check something
> in.
> 
> Lastly, I will eventually automatically generate the new ".uris"
> files, but at this point my time is needed elsewhere.