Ken wrote:
> Jane Young wrote:
>>
>>
>> Ken Cavanaugh wrote:
>>> Typical scenario:
>>>
>>> * I make a change in one glassfish module (say glassfish-naming)
>>> with mvn install
>>> * I need a new glassfish.zip, so I try mvn install in
>>> distributions/glassfish.
>>> * Usually I get an old version of glassfish-naming.jar, not the
>>> one I just built
>>>
>> The distributions/glassfish module takes the packager artifacts and
>> assembles the distributions. In other words, if you want the new
>> version of glassfish-naming.jar in packager, you'll need to also run
>> "mvn install" in packager module.
>>
>> One option is creating a hard link for glassfish-naming.jar from the
>> installed glassfish/modules directory to
>> common/glassfish-naming/target. If there are any changes in
>> commons/glassfish-naming, you can run "mvn install" for that module
>> and the installed glassfish/modules directory should have the latest
>> reference of glassfish-naming.jar. Same goes for other glassfish
>> modules. I think Justin/Yamini have a script that will create the
>> hard links for the jar files in glassfish/modules to v3's target
>> directories.
>> See: http://tinyurl.com/266a69v
>>
>> HTH,
>> Jane
> So if I use Yamini's scripts to set up the links, I can skip the
> packager mvn install step?
Yes, in that case you only need to rebuild module or modules which
produce linked jars and you can skip packager and distributions build.
You will, of course, still need to sync the rest of the content up from
time to time...
> That step alone takes almost 5 minutes on my workstation, so I can see
> why the scripts are
> useful.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ken.
>
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