[Building Sakai] [oae-dev] What is the difference between nakamura and 3akai-us repository in git

[N. Matthijs]

Hi Mustansar,

In case you are setting up OAE and Hybrid from scratch (i.e. with
a new CLE instance), it should be possible to use the rake script
inside of OAE-Builder as well, which does all of the required build
steps for you after running "rake hybrid_scratch".

As you say, currently this doesn't quite allow you to keep track of
different versions. Feel free to create a JIRA ticket for this, as this
is  something that we need to be providing anyway.

I fully agree that the documentation around this isn't quite up to
standards yet, but it's definitely a goal to significantly improve
documentation and simplify installation. In fact, the rake script
was a first step in that direction. If there's any documentation
you could contribute around the areas you found unclear or
missing, that would obviously be great as well.

Thanks,
Nicolaas


> On 10/21/2011 09:11 AM, Carl Hall wrote:
>> Hi Mustanar,
>>
>> The developers tend to use the OAE Builder project to build everything
>> but it is certainly possible to build using only maven.
> I am under the impression that with OAE Builder project its not
> easy/possible (yet) to keep track of different versions 1.0 or 1.0.1 or
> master etc. Please correct me on this one
>>
>> We have 4 repositories that we use: 3akai-ux (UI), Nakamura (server),
>> Solr (search), and Sparse (storage). Solr and Sparse rarely have
>> changes that need to be managed locally, so picking up those artifacts
>> from Maven is usually fine.
>>
>> Assuming you have 3akai-ux and nakamura in folders of the same name
>> and at the same level, a build would look like this:
>>
>> $ cd 3akai-ux
>> 3akai-ux$ mvn clean install
>> 3akai-ux$ cd ../nakamura
>> nakamura$ mvn clean install
>>
>> That will yield a runnable jar in nakamura/app/target.
>>
>   The information you have given on this list is somehow either not
> there or not conveniently available in the documentation for sakai
> (hybrid) deployment
>> HTH,
>> Carl
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 9:24 AM, Mustansar Mehmood <mustansar at rice.edu
>> <mailto:mustansar at rice.edu>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>     Thanks
>>     Could you please expand on this part ?
>>
>>     "Otherwise mvn clean install in 3akai followed by nakamura"
>>     should get you most of the way to a suitable target jar to run.
>>
>>     The reason I am trying to ask is that i want to build Sakai3 from
>>     source
>>     and then couple it with CLE/
>>     Thanks,
>>     Mustansar
>>     On 10/21/2011 07:46 AM, Daniel Parry wrote:
>>     > On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 07:37:43AM -0500, Mustansar Mehmood wrote:
>>     >> github.com:sakaiproject/3akai-ux.git
>>     > Front end / UI code.
>>     >
>>     >> github.com/sakaiproject/nakamura.git
>>     <http://github.com/sakaiproject/nakamura.git>
>>     > Back end / application / system code.
>>     >
>>     >> Do we need to build them both to get sakai OAE up and running
>>     >> ready for a hybrid deployment?
>>     > I would think so. (It's possible nakamura loads in a uxloader
>>     > bundle jar by default but...)
>>     >
>>     >> How do we build them both together?
>>     > You don't you build them separately. If you're making no
>>     > customisations, you could use the binary release:
>>     >
>>     > http://source.sakaiproject.org/release/oae/1.0.0/binary/
>>     >
>>     > Otherwise mvn clean install in 3akai followed by nakamura should
>>     > get you most of the way to a suitable target jar to run.
>>     >
>>     > Best wishes,
>>     >
>>     > Daniel
>>     >
>>
>>
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>>
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>>
>>
>>
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