| Building BSF 3 |
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| BSF 3 is built with Apache Maven. Download and install Apache Maven |
| (version 2.0.4 or newer) from: http://maven.apache.org/download.html. |
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| To build BSF 3, in the top-level BSF 3 directory use the command 'mvn'. |
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| This will automatically download any dependency jars from remote Maven |
| repositories. Remote repositories may sometimes be unreliable, if you |
| get intermitent repository errors just try running 'mvn' again. |
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| Other useful Maven commands are: |
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| 'mvn clean install' |
| - to remove old artifacts and rebuild from scratch |
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| 'mvn assembly:assembly -Drelease' |
| - to build the src and bin distros |
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| 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' |
| - to setup Eclipse projects for the BSF modules |
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| BSF requires a minimum of Java 1.4 to build |
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| Note, currently there is a bug in the BSF 3 projects setup which causes |
| the Eclipse projects to be created badly for the test projects when |
| running 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' in the BSF top-level directory. A temporary |
| work around is to also run 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' within each test project |
| directory, eg, testing\javascript or testing\ruby. |
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| Once dependency jars have been downloaded you can use '-o' to run |
| Maven in offline mode which is faster, eg 'mvn -o'. |
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| Between BSF releases the BSF build may have dependencies based |
| on a SNAPSHOT release. If this is the case the -U parameter |
| may sometimes be required to update to the latest SNAPSHOT |
| build of that dependency, eg. 'mvn -U' |
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