| This is some quick info about the Mavenization (m10n) of Cocoon 2.2. |
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| There are also some Daisy documentation pages about this, for more "stable" information: |
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| http://cocoon.zones.apache.org/daisy/documentation/g2/756.html |
| http://cocoon.zones.apache.org/daisy/documentation/g1/798.html |
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| PREREQUISITES |
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| You need a JDK, 1.4.x, 1.5.x, 1.6.x, or 1.7.x. |
| When experimenting with trunk, 1.5.x is probably the best bet. |
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| Maven 2 must be installed (at least 2.0.9). |
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| MAVEN REPOSITORY MIRRORS |
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| Using a Maven mirror isn't necessary anymore. |
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| HOW TO BUILD THE COCOON WEBAPP |
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| Since Cocoon release 2.2, Cocoon relies on Maven 2 for its build |
| process. |
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| To build Cocoon, use the following command: |
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| $ ./build.sh install |
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| In case of any failures, repeat command as necessary till you see |
| the message: |
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| BUILD SUCCESSFUL |
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| If you have consistent build failures due to a missing cocoon-rcl |
| artefact, then run first |
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| $ cd ../tools |
| $ mvn clean install |
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| If you have build failures due to out-of-memory conditions, increase |
| the JVM maximum memory limit in build.sh: |
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| $ MAVEN_OPTS="-Xmx256m" |
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| HOW TO MOUNT THE PROJECTS IN ECLIPSE |
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| from /trunk, run |
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| $ ./build.sh eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse |
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| Next go to eclipse, and make sure you haven't got trunk mounted as a |
| project already. Also remove .classpath and .project files possibly |
| remaining in /trunk from a previous project mount. |
| Do File-Import->Existing projects into workspace, then |
| point to your trunk directory and it should detect the newly created |
| blocks as projects. |
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| Note that you need to declare the M2_REPO classpath variable in your |
| workspace, it should point to your local m2 repository. |
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| You can also get eclipse to download the sources of the dependent libraries and attach them |
| to the jars in eclipse : |
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| $ mvn -Declipse.downloadSources=true eclipse:eclipse |
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| For further information about the maven eclipse plugin visit |
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| http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-eclipse-plugin/ |
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| HOW TO MOUNT THE PROJECTS IN INTELLIJ |
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| First, build all the projects as described above. |
| Next, from /trunk, run |
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| $ mvn -P allblocks idea:idea |
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| In IntelliJ select File - Open Project... Navigate to the trunk directory and select cocoon.ipr. |
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| For further information about the maven idea plugin visit |
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| http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-idea-plugin/ |
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| HOW TO START THE COCOON WEBAPP |
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| Checkout complete trunk and build it. If clean rebuild is desired, |
| use command: |
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| $ ./build.sh clean install |
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| Call this until you get "BUILD SUCCESSFUL" - sometimes downloads from maven |
| repositories are temporarily unaccessible and cause the build to fail. |
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| To start Cocoon within Jetty, use command: |
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| $ cocoon.sh |
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| Point your browser to http://localhost:8888/ |
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| (Don't use jetty:run-exploded as in this case the jetty6 plugin will |
| alter the webapp build by the Cocoon deployer again!) |
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| HOW TO DEBUG THE COCOON WEBAPP |
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| To start Cocoon with JVM debug enabled, use command: |
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| $ cocoon.sh debug |
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| Then tell your IDE to connect to JVM debug on port localhost:5005. |
