Source code repository migration

[Gonzalo Espert]

I just wanted to inform you all that our source code repository has been migrated from CVS to SVN.

Apart from migrating SCM tool we have also re-structured our project's folder structure in order to make it Maven2 compliant. Maven2 will help us make our build process more robust and also to put a continuous integration schema in place.

CVS access will be discontinued starting from November the 14th, 2007.

From today on all your source code commits should be done to SVN repository and not to CVS repository.

For any concern do not hesitate to contact project administrator.

Sorry for any inconvenience this migration might have caused you.

[Gonzalo Espert]

Forgot to mention that our new project's structure will not contain third-party libraries anymore, since they are going to be included automatically by Maven at compile time.

First time you compile Provisioner Maven will copy all third-party libraries to your local Maven repository and next time you compile it will take them from there.

There is only one third-party library that Maven is not able to find by itself, that is sadun.utils library. To work around this you have to:

1- Download it from:

         https://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php?group_id=65922&use_mirror=ufpr&filename=org.sadun.util_1.13.0.zip&77528639

2- Install it manually typing in the following command:

        # mvn install:install-file -Dfile=lib/org.sadun.util.jar -DgroupId=org.sadun -DartifactId=util -Dversion=1.13 -Dpackaging=jar

This installs org.sadun.util.jar in your local Maven repository under the "org.sadun" directory.

cheers,
/GE.-