adding bin dir to binary distro

[Michael Wechner <mi...@wyona.com>]

I have just downloaded the binary version of XIndice (war file) and
was lokking for the bin directory in order to import some data, but couldn't
find the bin directory.

I have found it now within the src distro. But wouldn't it make sense
to include the bin directory within the bin distro such that one can import
data?

Thanks

Michi

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Re: adding bin dir to binary distro

[Michael Wechner <mi...@wyona.com>]

Vadim Gritsenko wrote:

> Michael Wechner wrote:
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>> Vadim Gritsenko wrote:
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>>> What purpose would bin/ directory serve in the war dist?
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>> to import data via the command line
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> It was kind of rethorical question, because of sentence below: :-)


I was refering to after the war file has been extracted ;-)

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> IIRC, I tested xindice.bat, and xindice.sh under cygwin.


ok, will try that.

Thanks

Michi

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> Vadim
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Re: adding bin dir to binary distro

[Vadim Gritsenko <va...@reverycodes.com>]

Michael Wechner wrote:

> Vadim Gritsenko wrote:

..

>> What purpose would bin/ directory serve in the war dist?
>
>
> to import data via the command line


It was kind of rethorical question, because of sentence below: :-)

>> No script will be able to run anyway, as all the libraries are packed 
>> into a war file.
>>
>> But once you deploy this war file, you can access tools residing in 
>> <webapps>/xindice/WEB-INF directory.
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>
> I guess you mean xindice.sh resp. xindice.bat , right?


Yes, WEB-INF/xindice.[sh|bat]
IIRC, I tested xindice.bat, and xindice.sh under cygwin.

Vadim

Re: adding bin dir to binary distro

[Michael Wechner <mi...@wyona.com>]

Vadim Gritsenko wrote:

> Michael Wechner wrote:
>
>> I have just downloaded the binary version of XIndice (war file) and
>> was lokking for the bin directory in order to import some data, but 
>> couldn't
>> find the bin directory.
>>
>> I have found it now within the src distro. But wouldn't it make sense
>> to include the bin directory within the bin distro such that one can 
>> import
>> data?
>
>
>
> There is no binary dist of xindice. I'll assume you meant war dist.


yes

> What purpose would bin/ directory serve in the war dist?


to import data via the command line

> No script will be able to run anyway, as all the libraries are packed 
> into a war file.
>
> But once you deploy this war file, you can access tools residing in 
> <webapps>/xindice/WEB-INF directory.


I guess you mean xindice.sh resp. xindice.bat , right?

Thanks

Michi

>
>
> Vadim
>
>


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Re: adding bin dir to binary distro

[Vadim Gritsenko <va...@reverycodes.com>]

Michael Wechner wrote:

> I have just downloaded the binary version of XIndice (war file) and
> was lokking for the bin directory in order to import some data, but 
> couldn't
> find the bin directory.
>
> I have found it now within the src distro. But wouldn't it make sense
> to include the bin directory within the bin distro such that one can 
> import
> data?


There is no binary dist of xindice. I'll assume you meant war dist. What 
purpose would bin/ directory serve in the war dist? No script will be 
able to run anyway, as all the libraries are packed into a war file.

But once you deploy this war file, you can access tools residing in 
<webapps>/xindice/WEB-INF directory.


Vadim