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Posted to alexandria-dev@jakarta.apache.org by Richard Emberson <re...@outerharbor.com> on 2002/08/06 23:32:44 UTC

stylesheet/bash.xsl

In the file stylesheet/bash.xsl.
If the line:
    <xsl:text>export TARGET=$*&#10;</xsl:text>
is changed to:
    <xsl:text>export TARGET="$*"&#10;</xsl:text>

quotes around the $*, then one can have multiple ant/maven targets on
the same line:

./build.sh all maven:install-jar maven:deploy-site

Without the double quotes, this does not work.

Richard



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Re: stylesheet/bash.xsl

Posted by Stefan Bodewig <bo...@apache.org>.
On Tue, 06 Aug 2002, Richard Emberson <re...@outerharbor.com>
wrote:

> quotes around the $*, then one can have multiple ant/maven targets
> on the same line:
> 
> ./build.sh all maven:install-jar maven:deploy-site
> 
> Without the double quotes, this does not work.

Hmm,

I've just done

./build.sh dom4j gump -debug

to track down which jars need to be added as run-time classes for Fop,
it simply works.

You'd need quotes if your target names contained spaces, I guess.

Stefan

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Setting Up a new GUMP

Posted by Berin Loritsch <bl...@apache.org>.
I wanted to set up my own version of GUMP on my machine so that
I could test the GUMP descriptors in Excalibur.  Also so that I
can use it for my own projects.  However I have some questions:


1) How do I start from scratch?  Every project descriptor in GUMP
   already has a set of dependencies, some of which do not make
   sense to me.  For instance, I _have_ to have the Java XML Pack
   even if JAXP comes with the JDK I am testing on (1.4).

2) I only want the Avalon projects, and their dependencies--along
   with my software.

3) What if my software does not live in a repository?  The filesystem
   represents the latest and greatest (yes, I need to change this, but
   as things get started sometimes that is what happens)


I would like a kind of minimalist type of setup.


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