[xwiki-devs] Question about the Build process - xwiki-devs@xwiki.org

2 Apr 2008

See in maven when we build a module it also looks for dependent module
first.
So they have to be built before.
When you are building say product-enterprise-web you should always build the
following first:
1. platform-core
2. platform-plugins
3. platform-skins
4. platform-web
In that said order.

Now if you notice that product-enterprise-web = platform-web +
platform-plugin
So if you just always build the platform-web and add plugins to it you get
the product-enterprise (of course you have to modify xwiki.cfg to add  built
plugins).

I suspect in your case it might be getting the platform-web war from the
maven repository, may be -nsu flag prevents it.

Here is a process you may want to follow:
I build xwiki from source daily and the whole process is automated via ant
scripts. Ant executes mvn targets and using ant-maven dependency tasks it
automatically copies the additional plugin jars to lib folder of my build.

Whole process takes not more that 2 - 3 minutes.

Thanks
Sachin

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 Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2008 17:34:59 -0500
 From: "Kamna Jain" &lt;kammy.scorpi(a)gmail.com&gt;
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 Hello,

 I am trying to make soem changes to the XWikiHibernateAttachmentStore
 class.

 So the procees I follow while building is:

 1) Build the xwiki core using mvn install
 2) build the Xwiki Enterprise application using - mvn -nsu install -Pxe
 3) after this I replace the existing xwiki folder with the newly updated
 one
 (from the target folder)

 Is this the right way to do. I am wondering because it takes almost 8  -
 10
 mins to build the Enterprise every time I make any small change in the
 Core
 code.

 Thanks.