From: Yamini K B <Yamini.Kb_at_Sun.COM>
Date: Mon, 07 Jun 2010 21:52:39 +0530

Hi Justin,

 What didn't work?  Have you tried a recent version?  There've been a number of tweaks that may fix your problems.  If they don't, we can take a look and see what's broken for you.

I haven't tried the latest scripts. If I remember correctly, the first error I got was 'source not found'.  The built-in command 'source' is not available in '/bin/sh'. I changed the first line of the scripts to use bash. Then I ran into the first error mentioned by Jane. I didn't try to fix it. Another point is that all the concerned scripts need to be copied into v3.1 workspace, it would be nice if the scripts can run irrespective of the location.

Anyways, I will try the latest scripts and let you know the results.

Thanks,
-Yamini

On 6/7/10 1:18 AM, Yamini K B wrote:

Hi,

I would like to share some scripts which I'm sure would help those who are new 
to GlassFish development.

When I first started trying out changes to the code, I used to forget to copy 
the built jar into the installation modules folder at times and would end up 
wasting a lot of time in trying to figure out what went wrong. And then, I 
started to link the concerned jars. However, whenever I updated and built the 
complete workspace (which I do almost everyday), I had to erase the exiting 
installation and unzip the distribution again which I found very annoying.

Unfortunately, Justin's scripts (see mail thread here 
<https://glassfish.dev.java.net/servlets/ReadMsg?list=dev&msgNo=17159>) didn't 
work for me, so I wrote my own scripts.

1. reinstall.sh: My first attempt was a simple script to parse 'svn update' 
output to identify changed modules and copy the updated jars into the 
installation folder. This script requires some pre-steps. (I don't actually use 
this script anymore!)
2. linkme.sh: My next script creates links only for specific module jar(s)
3. linkall.sh: After that, I went a step further and thought why not link all jars.

So now, my installation is always up to date no matter how many times I 
update/build my workspace or modules :)

Regards,
-Yamini
  

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