spring-webflow is now completely finished, including the release build.
Unfortunately spring-ws still needs to be done. It has been reorged to
live under a top-level dir, and I have rdone the source (main and test)
java dirs in maven format, I or somebody still needs to try building the
3 projects, and make sure dependencies are either avilable online at
ibiblio, or checked into the new online repos, backed by svn. Arjen, I
should be able to do this tomorrow night. If you have time, feel free to
have a go. Just make sure to not check in anything that is already
available at ibiblio.
Colin
On 6/4/2006 7:29 PM, Colin Sampaleanu wrote:
> spring-webflow and samples should now be building completely, from
> svn. Note that the source directories have been move to match maven
> conventions, since everybody needed to check out the source again anyway.
>
>
> On 6/4/2006 2:15 PM, Colin Sampaleanu wrote:
>
>> The migration of spring-projects from cvs to svn is partially done.
>>
>> I killed a lot of time until I figured out that SourceForge's ability
>> to import CVS or SVN repos or dumpfiles, respectively, seems to be
>> completely broken if the files are compressed, although that's
>> supposed to work. What I eneded up doing was rsyncing the CVS repo
>> over, stripping everything except spring-projects, converting to an
>> SVN dump file, and then uploading that dump file in non-compressed
>> format.
>>
>> spring-projects may now be checked out via SVN from:
>> https://svn.sourceforge.net//svnroot/springframework/spring-projects
>>
>> Note that this is a transitional layout, where it still combines
>> common-build, spring-webflow, and spring-ws, albeit in a slightly
>> cleaner format. The new layout may be viewed via http from:
>> http://svn.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.cgi/springframework/spring-projects/
>>
>> It does now download jars from online, using the http View of another
>> SVN directory:
>> http://svn.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.cgi/springframework/repos/
>>
>> At this point, spring-webflow and spring-binding build.
>> spring-webflow-samples, and all of spring-ws, should still fail.
>>
>> More later, I have to take off in a few hours.
>>
>> Colin
>>
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