RE: [Petsoar-devel] hello

[Joe W. <jo...@tr...>]

Agree. Using maven will make life a lot simpler (particularly as I learned
how to write plugins last night) :).

The only files you need to setup to get started are:


project.xml
src/java/....
src/test/....
xdocs/index.xml


(Example project.xml here:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/qdox/qdox/project.xml?rev=1.2&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup
)

Does gump/anthill have to run on a server... can it just run on a desktop
somewhere and publish to a server?

-Joe

Ara Abrahamian said:
> The first thing we should do is setup a project structure
> (src/dist/docs/test/etc), a build process, and a setup of jira.
>
> - for the project structure:
> I propose using Maven (http://jakarta.apache.org/turbine/maven/) and
> the project layout recommended there.
> - for the build process:
> A mix of Maven and Ant of course. I think it'll be great to have an
> instance of Gump running on a server somewhere, and do builds 4 times a
> day. I'm using Anthill (http://www.urbancode.com/projects/anthill/)
> myself but I think Gump (http://jakarta.apache.org/gump/) probably fits
> better in this project because we're committers to the tools we use and
> I'm sure they'll change rapidly because of the cool ideas we come up in
> PetSoar. So using Gump's auto-fetching features is helpful. I don't
> have experience with Gump though. If it proves to be cumbersome my next
> option is Anthill.
> - jira:
> Ask Mike :-)
>
> If everyone agrees I can start working on Maven+Ant parts. Anyone
> volunteering to dedicate a server for Gump/Anthill?
>
> Ara.
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: pet...@li... [mailto:petsoar-devel-
>> ad...@li...] On Behalf Of Joe Walnes
>> Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 11:00 PM
>> To: pet...@li...
>> Subject: Re: [Petsoar-devel] hello
>>
>> At 14:24 18/08/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>> >Well, at least I know someone is out there. I think it is time to
> start
>> to
>> >divide and conquer this baby. I think we should layout at a very high
>> >level some tasks and set some timelines so we are up and going when
> the
>> >contract is signed. So here are a few to start with.
>> >
>> >- requirements, use cases (Matt)
>> >- site design (Joe)
>> >- project layout, Ant, xdoclet, etc. (Ara)
>> >- schema design (Mike)
>> >
>> >I would say that Joe should be lead on the Web tier and Mike should
> be
>> >lead on the EJB tier. I will help Joe and Ara can help Mike.
> Obviously,
>> >there will be overlap. So, what do you think?
>>
>> (All of these are suggestions - usual drill - stop me if you
> disagree).
>>
>> How about we decide on a few weeks worth of work, do the simplest
> thing to
>> (cleanly) implement just the core tasks and then grow/refactor the
> project
>> from their. Every few weeks we can revisit our requirements and decide
>> what
>> to do next. Most of the design could evolve as we go.
>>
>> Here's the absolute minimum requirements to get a working (although
> not
>> very impressive) pet soar that can be launched:
>>
>> - Pets can be entered into the system by administrator with a name,
>> product
>> code and price. The user can list these.
>> - Pets can be placed in the shopping cart. Cart can be viewed and
> edited.
>> - Users can place order by entering shipping/billing details. Invoice
> is
>> viewable by user and administrators.
>>
>> On top of that we'll also need a basic project layout - again we can
>> evolve
>> this as we go.
>>
>> Once we've got those things implemented we can start thinking about
> basic
>> features to make the app more 'usable':
>>
>> - Pets can be organized by into categories by administrators and users
> can
>> browse these to locate pets.
>> - Images can be associated with pets.
>> - Pets can be located by free text search.
>> - User account details can be stored on the system so they don't have
> to
>> keep reentering details (login, logout, signup, preferences, view for
>> admins).
>> - Etc...
>>
>> -Joe
>>
>> ps: Mike, can we get a Jira?
>> pps: I created a wiki, if it's any help :
>> http://wiki.truemesh.com/petsoar/
>>
>>
>>
>>
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