On 03 Sep 2002, Bob Herrmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ok, your changes to your changes have been checked in.
I've seen it, thanks - and you'll be getting your first nag mail rather soon. > TC5 knows about all it's dependencies (see the "download" target in > TC5's build.xml), So there is quite a bit to do, commons-daemon is not "Gumpified" so far, what is/where do I find commons-launcher and so on. > it would be nice if TC5's build.xml could be transformed into a > module description. It would probably be easier the other way around (generate the download target from the dependency list in a descriptor of some kind). > When adding a new project to Gump, do you recommend building the > gump universe to test things out? Sam once wrote this mail to hint what would be the minimum for him: <http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=alexandria-dev&m=101321699306435&w=2> The minimum IMHO should be to run the gen.sh (or .bat if you are unfortunate 8-) script with your modified profile if you want the new project to be included with Jakarta's main Gump. In the Tomcat 5 case you would have gotten something like "Dropping project jakarta-tomcat-5 as it depends on jakarta-site-5 which doesn't exist" or similar. > The gump universe has a lot of dependencies (ie. > http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/gump/latest/packages.html ) I have > started downloading and installing them... Well, yes. But it's not Gump, it is the stuff it builds that needs everything Sun has ever released 8-) Try to strip down your personal profile to just those projects that Tomcat-5 directly or indirectly depends upon (more than enough, I guess) and stick to this. Running a complete Gump build is going to take a loooong time. > to bad gump doesnt have a "download" target to fetch all the "/opt" > things that it requires.... Most of them would require click-through licenses, some of them even require you to register with Sun. Stefan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
