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Posted to dev@struts.apache.org by Jean Parpaillon <jp...@sqli.com> on 2005/05/02 10:49:37 UTC
How to contribute ?
Hello,
I'm using Struts for some times and I would like to submit a patch for a
bug in the tiles part of Struts. I RTFM but I have some questions :
- When I execute maven in struts tiles, it tries to download
struts-core-dev-1.3.0.jar which does not exist. How can I build it from
struts-core, or another part of struts.
- Can I have a jar for each part of struts (el, core, tiles, etc...) ?
- If I can't, I have to build every part of struts, haven't I ?
Thanks, Jean Parpaillon
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Tiles nested definition (was: How to contribute ?)
Posted by Jean Parpaillon <je...@free.fr>.
Joe Germuska wrote:
> At 10:49 AM +0200 5/2/05, Jean Parpaillon wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>> I'm using Struts for some times and I would like to submit a patch for a
>> bug in the tiles part of Struts. I RTFM but I have some questions :
>> - When I execute maven in struts tiles, it tries to download
>> struts-core-dev-1.3.0.jar which does not exist. How can I build it from
>> struts-core, or another part of struts.
>> - Can I have a jar for each part of struts (el, core, tiles, etc...) ?
>> - If I can't, I have to build every part of struts, haven't I ?
>
>
> Because there have been no releases of 1.3.x components, right now the
> easiest way to build Struts from SVN source is to change to
> thecurrent/build directory and execute "maven build-all" This will
> build all of the current Struts components and install them to your
> local Maven repository as "struts-xxx-1.3.0-dev.jar"
>
> Once you've done that, you could then build individual components
> without repeating the process, as long as they don't depend on changes
> in other components.
>
> Once we've cut releases, I assume we'll mostly try to shift the
> dependencies to released versions instead of the "dev" versions, and
> then in most cases you won't have to do the build-all. It seems
> inevitable, though that we will occasionally have interdependencies
> based on unreleased code -- we'll either have to revert to what we're
> doing now (selectively) or perhaps consider using Maven's SNAPSHOT
> pseudo-versions.
>
> Hope this helps
> Joe
>
Ok, thanks. I've found how to do it, and now I know the why :)
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Re: How to contribute ?
Posted by Joe Germuska <Jo...@Germuska.com>.
At 10:49 AM +0200 5/2/05, Jean Parpaillon wrote:
>Hello,
>I'm using Struts for some times and I would like to submit a patch for a
>bug in the tiles part of Struts. I RTFM but I have some questions :
>- When I execute maven in struts tiles, it tries to download
>struts-core-dev-1.3.0.jar which does not exist. How can I build it from
>struts-core, or another part of struts.
>- Can I have a jar for each part of struts (el, core, tiles, etc...) ?
>- If I can't, I have to build every part of struts, haven't I ?
Because there have been no releases of 1.3.x components, right now
the easiest way to build Struts from SVN source is to change to
thecurrent/build directory and execute "maven build-all" This will
build all of the current Struts components and install them to your
local Maven repository as "struts-xxx-1.3.0-dev.jar"
Once you've done that, you could then build individual components
without repeating the process, as long as they don't depend on
changes in other components.
Once we've cut releases, I assume we'll mostly try to shift the
dependencies to released versions instead of the "dev" versions, and
then in most cases you won't have to do the build-all. It seems
inevitable, though that we will occasionally have interdependencies
based on unreleased code -- we'll either have to revert to what we're
doing now (selectively) or perhaps consider using Maven's SNAPSHOT
pseudo-versions.
Hope this helps
Joe
--
Joe Germuska
Joe@Germuska.com
http://blog.germuska.com
"Narrow minds are weapons made for mass destruction" -The Ex
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