Date: 2004-12-01T05:06:24
Editor: EricJacob <eric.jacob@xxxxxxx>
Wiki: Cocoon Wiki
Page: HowToBuildAndDeployCocoonWithMaven
URL: http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/HowToBuildAndDeployCocoonWithMaven
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== Option 1 (the hard way...) ==
-This option is the one I used to use before discovering Ralph's method (option
2). It consists mainly in manually tracking all the Cocoon's JARs and putting
them into your Maven repository. Here the steps:
+This option is the one I used to use before discovering the power of the
''maven.xml'' (thanks to Self:RalphGoers :) ). It consists mainly in manually
tracking all the Cocoon's JARs and putting them into your Maven repository.
Here the steps:
- 1. Build Cocoon with only the desired properties and blocks (as explained in
INSTALL.txt) by typing ''build war'' or ''./build.sh war'';
+ 1. Build Cocoon with only the desired properties and blocks (as explained in
INSTALL.txt) by typing ''build'' or ''./build.sh'';
1. Move all the generated JARs (build/webapp/WEB-INF/lib) into your Maven
repository;
1. Copy the generated Cocoon webapp folder (build/webapp) to your project
source directory (e.g. projectA/src/webapp), except the JARs;
1. Add the JARs dependencies to your Maven project;
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@
== Option 2 (recommended) ==
- 1. Build Cocoon with only the desired properties and blocks (as explained in
INSTALL.txt) by typing ''build war'' or ''./build.sh war'';
+ 1. Build Cocoon with only the desired properties and blocks (as explained in
INSTALL.txt) by typing ''build'' or ''./build.sh'';
1. Copy the generated WAR (build/cocoon-2.1.6/cocoon.war) into your Maven
repository (you may want to rename it, for example cocoon-2.1.6.war);
1. Add the WAR dependency to your Maven project descriptor;
1. In maven.xml, add a preGoal element containing an unwar instruction for
expending the specified WAR;
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