How to do JetSpeed Build

[Rajesh Jain <rj...@yahoo.com>]

Hi 
I have a newbie question about building JetSpeed-2. 

Can I do a jetspeed build using the maven plugin and 
remote source repository. Or do I have to download the
complete source code of jetspeed and then do a build. 

I cannot use SVN (Tortoise SVN) because of some weird
firewall issues, I can browse the repository but
cannot checkout. Hence I was thinking that maven will
do the magic of compile/build against a remote
repository. 

Otherwise are there any nightly distributions of the
JetSpeed Build available

regards
Rajesh





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buildChangeDocs

[Manuel Molina Espinosa <ma...@lt.desoft.cu>]

Hello,

I have problems with access to http://www.geocities.com/, can anyone send me 
another url to gain acces to buildChangesDocs.pdf or send me it directly.

regards
Manuel



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Re: How to do JetSpeed Build

[David Le Strat <dl...@yahoo.com>]

Jain,

With the new plugin you should be able to build
without having to download the source.  See
http://www.geocities.com/dlestrat/etc/j2/buildChangeDocs.pdf
for now.  I have not tried it with the current
2.0-M4-SNAPSHOT jars in the maven repository but it
should work.  To do so:

Once the build.properties are set, make sure that the
Jetspeed 2 Maven Plugin is installed on your local
machine. You can install the Jetspeed 2 Maven Plugin
as follow:

maven -DartifactId=maven-jetspeed2-plugin
-DgroupId=jetspeed2
      -Dversion=2.0-M4-SNAPSHOT plugin:download 

where

- artifactId: The name of the Jetspeed2 plugin
artifact deployed to the maven repository.
- groupId: The name of the group where the Jetspeed2
plugin is deployed in the maven repository.
- version: The version that you want to use. For this
functionality, the version should be 2.0-M4-SNAPSHOT
or above.

3. Run the Jetspeed2 plugin target for generating a
new portal application:

maven j2:genapp.portal 

4. Go to the directory where you just created your new
portal application and execute:

maven j2:portal.install 
maven j2:quickStart 

Hope this helps.

Regards,

David Le Strat.

--- Rajesh Jain <rj...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hi 
> I have a newbie question about building JetSpeed-2. 
> 
> Can I do a jetspeed build using the maven plugin and
> 
> remote source repository. Or do I have to download
> the
> complete source code of jetspeed and then do a
> build. 
> 
> I cannot use SVN (Tortoise SVN) because of some
> weird
> firewall issues, I can browse the repository but
> cannot checkout. Hence I was thinking that maven
> will
> do the magic of compile/build against a remote
> repository. 
> 
> Otherwise are there any nightly distributions of the
> JetSpeed Build available
> 
> regards
> Rajesh
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>
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