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Getting started with Cocoon trunk development

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This document is intended for the=C2=A0developers wor= king on Cocoon --- itself - if you're looking for using Cocoon have a look at +++ itself - if you're looking for using Cocoon have a look at this document.

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Get Cocoon-2.2 trunk

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Get Cocoon 2.2 from trunk

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Do 'svn checkout' of Cocoon trunk. Keep up-to-date because there is = everyday --- improvement.

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Do svn checkout http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/cocoon/trunk of +++ Cocoon trunk. Keep up-to-date because there is everyday improvement. =20 ---

`Install Maven`

+++ Install Maven =20 --- Need at least Maven-2.0.2 and follow the +++ Need at least Maven-2.0.4 and follow the installa= tion --- instructions. Ensure that 'mvn --version' is okay. +++ instructions. Ensure that mvn --version is okay. =20 --- It would also help to read the +++ If you are not familiar with Maven, It is highly recommended to read= the G= etting Started guide. =20 --- Populate your local repository +++ Build Cocoon =20 --- This will take some time, as Cocoon has lots of dependencies. +++ This will take some time, as Cocoon has lots of dependencies which w= ill be +++ downloaded my Maven automatically. Go to the root directory of your wor= king copy +++ of Cocoon and call =20 --- # Change directory to Cocoon trunk $COCOON_HOME --- cd /svn/asf/cocoon-trunk +++ mvn clean install -Dmaven.test.skip=3Dtrue =20 --- # Run maven, skipping the Cocoon tests for now --- mvn clean install -Dmaven.test.skip=3Dtrue +++ This will build the core artifacts (sitemap, pipelines, blocks-fw, e= tc.) and +++ the most important blocks. If you want to build Cocoon completly, call<= /p> +++=20 +++ mvn install -Dmaven.test.skip=3Dtrue -P allblocks =20 --- Maven has a list of repositories at which it will attempt to find ea= ch --- dependency jar. If one repository does not have it, or is not available= , then a --- warning will be issued and alternate repositories will be used. If it f= ails, --- then you need to keep running Maven until it is successful. +++ which activates the allblocks profile. =20 --- # Keep running maven until successful --- mvn install -Dmaven.test.skip=3Dtrue ---=20 If you run into problems, check the page on solving common Maven2 problems. =20 --- Offline mode +++ Offline mode =20 After your local repository is ready and Cocoon has been built, subs= equent builds can be executed in offline mode. Maven will look for dependencie= s or poms (3 equal lines skipped) =20 mvn -o ... =20 --- Next steps ---=20 --- After you have the trunk building, you can now go on to follow some = of the --- tutorials and get going with your favourite blocks. ---=20 --- --- Cocoon and Maven2 (aka "Mavenization of Cocoo= n" aka --- "M10N") and also see $COCOON_HOME/README.m10n.txt --- The dev thread --- Using tru= nk --- describes using the cocoon-webapp, adding blocks and samples, and links= to some --- other useful development discussion about Cocoon mavenisation --- The Cocoon Block Deployer BD: Tutorial: Creat= ing, --- extending and running a block --- ---=20 Collections =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D Removed from collection: documentation Added to collection: cdocs-site-main