Re: R: [exoplatform] Unable to compile

["Vitaliy Obmanjuk" <vitaliy.obmanjuk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You should have "maven-plugins", "maven2" etc.folders. I dnt have "maven2-plugins", for example.
To install exo plugin you should run mvn install within
\v2.x\exo-tools\maven2\plugins\exo\ folder
Why do you need  to install only exo-plugin?
If you want to build exo project you should built all the projects as I'm described recently.
Did you run mvn install within exo-tools folder?

2007/2/21, Davide Ficano <davide.ficano@xxxxxx>:

Hi,

 

Thanks for your help but before my first post I've made all steps described by you, these step are described

on exo site documentation.

 

Consider I've searched/replaced "d:" (without quotes) on all files.

 

Obviously the problem remains...

 

many thanks

 

davide

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Da: vetalok@xxxxxxxxx [mailto: vetalok@xxxxxxxxx] Per conto di Vitaliy Obmanjuk
Inviato: mercoledì 21 febbraio 2007 13.55
Cc: exoplatform@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; Davide Ficano
Oggetto: Re: [exoplatform] Unable to compile

1. Copy the $exo_home/projects/v2.x/exo

-tools/build/config/settings.xml to your $HOME/.m2/settings.xml. If you under Windows than copy settings.xml from $exo_home/projects/v2.x/exo-tools/build/config/settings.xml to C:\Documents and Settings\VAZ.VICTOR\.m2\settings.xml, where the VAZ.VICTOR is a current user directory. You should use your user directory, of course :).

2. Check in settings.xml the tag <localRepository>d:/java/maven2/repository</localRepository>. The content of this tag should be specified to your directory! By default it is d:/java/maven2/repository.

2. Check in settings.xml the tag <exo.directory.base>d:/java</exo.directory.base>. The content of this tag should be specified to your directory! By default it is d:/java.

4. Check your $exo_home\projects\v2.x\modules.xml (if it's not exist in v2.x directory you can copy it from $exo_home\projects\v2.x\exo-tools\build\config\modules.xml) must be:
<modules>
   <module>exo-tools/build/config</module>
   <module>exo-tools/maven2/plugins/exo</module>
   <module>exo-platform</module>
   <module>exo-test</module>
   <module>exo-portlet-container</module>
   <module>exo-sso</module>
   <module>exo-portal</module>
   <module>exo-jcr</module>
   <module>exo-ecm</module>
   <!--<module>exo-lcms</module>-->
 </modules>
5. Check in v2.x\exo-tools\build\config\pom.xml the tag <exo.directory.base>d:/java</exo.directory.base>. The content of this tag should be specified to your directory! By default it is d:/java.
6. Run "mvn -f modules.xml clean install" command within v2.x folder

2007/2/21, brice.revenant@xxxxxxxx < brice.revenant@xxxxxxxx>:

Hi Davide,

Maven requires a file called "pom.xml" in the current directory. Are you
seeing such a file in your case ?

HTH,
-Brice.

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I've download exo from svn.

Using instructions shown at
http://docs.exoplatform.org/exo-documents/exo.site/developer/build.html

1. svn checkout svn://svn.forge.objectweb.org/svnroot/exoplatform/v2.x
2. Copy the v2.x/exo-tools/build/config/settings.xml to your
$HOME/.m2/settings.xml.
3. Open it and adjust the $exo.directory.base and tomcat version according
to your environment.
4. Go to exo-tools/maven2-plugins/exo and run the command mvn install

The command fails with this message

[INFO] Cannot execute mojo: resources. It requires a project with an
existing pom.xml, but
the build is not using one.

SOS SOS help me :-)

I don't know maven very well (as you can imagine...)



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