[GUSDEV] Re: Unraveling the mistery of SVN

[Steve F. <sfi...@pc...>]

see below

-steve

Henrique Juc=E1 wrote:

>Dear "GUSers",
>
>
>After cracking my hard skull a bit, I managed to install GUS from SVN.
>I will describe the steps I took, to check with you guys if what I did
>was unnecessary and/or incorrect:
>
>1) I created a folder named GUS, and inside it two folders:
>project_home/ and gus_home/;
>
>2) Inside project_home, I downloaded via 'svn checkout' CBIL/,
>GusSchema/, GusAppFramework/,  (this folder I renamed GUS/), install/,
>and SchemaBrowser/;
>
>3) I did the rest of the configuration as usual (gus.config, etc.);
>
>4) I built using 'build install GUS -append -installDBSchema';
>
>And it built as it should (I guess). Now, here comes the questions:
>
>1) What does that Djob/ folder in SVN repos stands for?
> =20
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distributed job controller that runs on a compute cluster.  this is in=20
production use at CBIL and at UGA, but, we don't really have the=20
resources to support it for others use.  You're welcome to use it, but,=20
we just won't be able to help too much.

>2) From the structure I created, will I be able to use 'svn update'
>pointing to the project_home/ folder, or would it be wiser to update
>each branch (GUS/, GusSchema/, and so on) at a time?
> =20
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each branch

>3) What does the webinstall option in build stands for?
> =20
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to install a website.  it copies stuff to both gus_home and also to the=20
specified directory in a web site

>4) Can (or should) I install WDK/ and WDKToySite/ separately?
>
> =20
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i think separately would probably be good.   then, you'd need to change=20
your $GUS_HOME when you change between loading gus application software=20
and using the wdk

>
>Thanks for your attention guys, and sorry for bothering ...
>(and sorry about the silly jokes.....)
>
>
>
>Henrique Cesar Lemos Juc=E1 - http://www.bioinformatica.ufsc.br
>
>"As soon as you concern yourself with the "good" and "bad" of your fello=
ws,
>you create an opening in your heart for maliciousness to enter. Testing,
>competing with, and criticizing others weaken and defeat you."
>
>Morihei Ueshiba, O-Sensei (1883-1969)
> =20
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