pom doesn't build about org.geppetto HOT 6 CLOSED

I just built it on my machine:

[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Reactor Summary:
[INFO]
[INFO] OpenWorm SimulationEngine Core Bundle ............. SUCCESS [2.865s]
[INFO] OpenWorm Simulation Engine SPH Model Bundle ....... SUCCESS [2.038s]
[INFO] OpenWorm Simulation Engine SPH Solver Bundle ...... SUCCESS [5.214s]
[INFO] OpenWorm Simulation Engine SPH Simulator Bundle ... SUCCESS [0.180s]
[INFO] OpenWorm SimulationEngine Simulation Bundle ....... SUCCESS [1.082s]
[INFO] OpenWorm Simulation Engine Frontend ............... SUCCESS [2.118s]
[INFO] OpenWorm SimulationEngine ......................... SUCCESS [0.035s]
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] BUILD SUCCESS
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------

any idea on what is this "Reason: Could not find the model file '/tmp/tmp97KXFV/org.openworm.simulationengine.core'. for project unknown" ? Are the bundles in the same folder?

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Where are those bundles located (i.e. where is the core bundle?). Because
I think this build presumes that the other bundles are located somewhere
specifically. If you just check out the project into a temp directory and
build it by itself I think you'll see what I mean.

On Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 8:48 AM, Matteo Cantarelli <[email protected]

wrote:

I just built it on my machine:

[INFO]

[INFO] Reactor Summary:
[INFO]
[INFO] OpenWorm SimulationEngine Core Bundle ............. SUCCESS [2.865s]
[INFO] OpenWorm Simulation Engine SPH Model Bundle ....... SUCCESS [2.038s]
[INFO] OpenWorm Simulation Engine SPH Solver Bundle ...... SUCCESS [5.214s]
[INFO] OpenWorm Simulation Engine SPH Simulator Bundle ... SUCCESS [0.180s]
[INFO] OpenWorm SimulationEngine Simulation Bundle ....... SUCCESS [1.082s]
[INFO] OpenWorm Simulation Engine Frontend ............... SUCCESS [2.118s]
[INFO] OpenWorm SimulationEngine ......................... SUCCESS [0.035s]

[INFO]

[INFO] BUILD SUCCESS

[INFO]

any idea on what is this "Reason: Could not find the model file
'/tmp/tmp97KXFV/org.openworm.simulationengine.core'. for project unknown" ?

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It won't build by itself, all the bundles need to be in the same folder (whichever one) for it to work, makes sense?

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OK -- I recommend not distributing it this way, because it requires an
extra step of copying in order to make this work. Other projects that do
the multi-module set up like this will distribute the code base with the
source for the bundles within sub directories, whereas we have separate
repos for each. Instead of doing multi-module, can we make the pom have
maven dependencies on the child bundles?

On Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 9:21 AM, Matteo Cantarelli <[email protected]

wrote:

It won't build by itself, all the bundles need to be in the same folder
(whichever one) for it to work, makes sense?

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Is it not the case of extracting all the bundles in the same place? Why an extra step ?(btw even if it was an extras step, which I don't think it is, since it's in a script I don't see it as a problem) The difference between having a dependency and this is that if you have a dependency first you need to do maven install in all the other bundles at which stage building this one will serve no purpose. With this setup you would be extracting all the bundles in one place and then build just this (org.openworm.simulationengine) bundle which will call build on all the other ones (6 less tasks). What we have here is project aggregation as opposed to project inheritance (http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-pom.html#Project_Aggregation). Am I missing something?

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This works as intended for now.

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