On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 4:44 AM, Jozef Hartinger <jharting@redhat.com> wrote:
Jay,

regarding the checkout/update script, there is one for Seam 3. See http://seamframework.org/Seam3/CheckOutAndBuildSeam for details.

Yup - I found that about 15 min after sending the email :-(  Thanks though.
 


On 03/17/2010 03:08 AM, Jay Balunas wrote:
Hi All,

So I'm starting to refactor the RichFaces 4.0 build and I am looking at
what other projects are doing.  This includes weld and seam 3 builds (
especially because we have a similar module concept ).

I'm looking for some lessons learned and what you would change if you
could.

- Does the single parent pom work well when you have different modules
with very different dependencies?

- Do you guys have any scripts in your back pocket for making the svn
co/update, and build easier?  We have a top level pom that does nothing
but build all our modules from their trunk.  Might be worth checking in
( or I might of just missed it ).

- Dist building - I was thinking of modularizing our dist builds so CDK
could be responsible for building CDK dist, UI would do the same, while
having a top level build put these together into the primary dist.  Was
there thoughts of this for weld/seam 3?  It appears to me that there is
really only a top level distribution build.  I think both have merits,
just wondering what the thoughts were.

- I know you guys are using ant builds instead of mvn assembly plugin.
 Was this just because the assembler sucks, or something else?

FYI - I think a lot of the build wiki pages are great, and has good
details ( RF needs the same for release process).  I made a minor update
to the http://seamframework.org/Weld/WeldCoreReleases page, but agree
with other posts that some of the process is "learn as you go".  It is
still much better than many other projects, and I'll help out if I get
the time, but I can't promise anything right now.

More question to come for sure,
- Jay

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