Hi, I've just committed a new module, meant to generate portable JSPWiki binaries for several OS/platforms. It isn't integrated into main build yet, as this is only a first step and there are still things to do. Some module-related notes (also reachable at https://jspwiki-wiki.apache.org/Wiki.jsp?page=PortableBinaries):
* based on Siegfried Goeschl's JSPWiki On A Stick [#1] * not integrated yet into main build, as there is still room for improvement ** just go into jspwiki-portable, run mvn clean install and check inside target folder * almost all application files get generated inside ./wiki-files * right now, only windows portable binaries, although should be easily extendable to other platforms ** need help here to develop required custom scripting for other OS (should be easy) and specially for testing outside Windows/Cygwin *** f.e. JSPWiki On A Stick has some env-specific folders, which seem not to be used (i.e. [#2], @Siegfried: what are those files and for what are they used for?) * almost sure launch4j configuration can be improved: ** tomcat extracts the app into a .extract folder. This can be customized, by passing "-extractDirectory ./wiki-files/" to the jar execution (at least according to [#3]) ** multiwiki support? we can use a custom tomcat's server.xml file (help here!) ** how to load/deploy an initial page repo? ** upgrade bundled tomcat to latest? (example at [#3], seems a little overkill) * launch4j expects a certain directory structure, which renders the maven plugin unusable. Hence the use of a custom Ant script ** see woas:app target on build.xml and maven-dependency-plugin usage on pom.xml br, juan pablo [#1] https://github.com/sgoeschl/jspwiki-on-a-stick/ [#2] https://github.com/sgoeschl/jspwiki-on-a-stick/tree/master/extensions/woas/resources/macos [#3] http://nurkiewicz.blogspot.com.es/2012/11/standalone-web-application-with.html
