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| # BUILDING JSPF |
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| You will need to install maven2 as well as acquire jSPF source from subversion |
| or a source tarball. |
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| Steps: |
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| 1) Install maven2 (v2.0.9 as of the time of this writing) |
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| 2) Add maven2 to your path. For me, I do the following: |
| $ tar zxvf maven-2.0.9.tar.gz |
| $ mv maven-2.0.9 /usr/local |
| $ ln -sf /usr/local/maven-2.0.9/bin/mvn /usr/local/bin/mvn |
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| 3) [offline build support] Change directory to jspf/stage dir |
| $ cd jspf-x/stage |
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| 4) [offline build support] Locally install preprequisite dependencies |
| $ mvn -Plocal compile |
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| 5) Change directory to jspf source dir |
| $ cd jspf-x/ |
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| 6) Run the build (the "-Plocal" restrict maven to use bundled dependencies) |
| $ mvn -Plocal package |
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| That's it. Please contact server-dev@james.apache.org if you have any |
| problems. |
