Where is the main page flow in the latest CVS snapshot?

  Hi

  With the stable OPS WAR, there was a page-flow.xpl under
ops/resources/ (the "main page flow").  So I added there my
main entry points to sub page flow files.  But I installed
the latest CVS snapshot, and this main page flow has
disapeared.

  How can I say to OPS where it can find my pipelines?

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Florent,

There never was a page-flow.xpl under WEB-INF/resources, but a
page-flow.xml. I downloaded a nightly build to check and that file is
still there. Are we talking about the same thing?

-Erik

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Erik Bruchez wrote:

> There never was a page-flow.xpl under WEB-INF/resources,
> but a page-flow.xml. I downloaded a nightly build to check
> and that file is still there. Are we talking about the
> same thing?

  Yes.  So I checked again (I did check a lot of time already).  And of
course, it was there!  I guess I was confused by my several trying to
build OPS in the previous days, with several repository check-outs.

  I did make noise once again, sorry about that :-(

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Florent Georges wrote:

> Erik Bruchez wrote:

> > There never was a page-flow.xpl under WEB-INF/resources,
> > but a page-flow.xml. I downloaded a nightly build to check
> > and that file is still there. Are we talking about the
> > same thing?

>   Yes.  So I checked again (I did check a lot of time already).
> And of course, it was there!

  Oops!  Forget that.  It was a file I created because there was none.
I precise it is not a nightly build but a CVS snapshot, so I look in
build/ops-war/WEB-INF/resources/.  I build with "ant orbeon-war".  The
version is 3.0.1.200608181853.

  I did try to use the page-flow.xml that comes with the latest stable
distribution.  It doesn't work.

  I really don't know where ivestigating.

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Florent Georges wrote: When you build with orbeon-war, the resources are not copied under
build/ops-war/WEB-INF/resources: they stay in place under src/resources.
This is more convenient for development.

If you want to build a distribution WAR that looks like a nightly build,
run the orbeon-distrib-war target.

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Erik Bruchez wrote:

  Hi

> When you build with orbeon-war, the resources are not
> copied under build/ops-war/WEB-INF/resources: they stay in
> place under src/resources.  This is more convenient for
> development.

  Yes, sounds logical.

> If you want to build a distribution WAR that looks like a
> nightly build, run the orbeon-distrib-war target.

  Ok, I finally got it working!  I thought the difference
between the two targets was only that the result is put
either in a WAR or in a directory.

  So while developing in the org.orbeon.oxf.processor
package, for example, the first build we are required to use
orbeon-distrib-war, then on next builds, orbeon-war is
enough.  Is it right?

  Many thanks Erik,

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Florent,

 >> If you want to build a distribution WAR that looks like a
 >> nightly build, run the orbeon-distrib-war target.
 >
 > Ok, I finally got it working!  I thought the difference between the
 > two targets was only that the result is put either in a WAR or in a
 > directory.
 >
 > So while developing in the org.orbeon.oxf.processor package, for
 > example, the first build we are required to use orbeon-distrib-war,
 > then on next builds, orbeon-war is enough.  Is it right?

Not quite. You never need orbeon-distrib-war unless you want to build
a distribution of OPS will all the resources under WEB-INF/resources.

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Erik Bruchez wrote:

> > So while developing in the org.orbeon.oxf.processor
> > package, for example, the first build we are required to
> > use orbeon-distrib-war, then on next builds, orbeon-war
> > is enough.  Is it right?

> Not quite. You never need orbeon-distrib-war unless you
> want to build a distribution of OPS will all the resources
> under WEB-INF/resources.

  Mmh, yes.  It is what I meant.  To have page-flow.xml.
Actually, I wasn't able to run my examples after an
orbeon-war, but after orbeon-dist-war all was fine (after
unpacking the WAR each time).  I did a "diff -r" and find
the only file with differences: web.xml.  Here is one of the
first differences:

24,31c24,32
<     <context-param>
<        
<param-name>oxf.resources.filesystem.sandbox-directory</param-name>
<        
<param-value>Y:\ops-cvs-latest\ops-cvs-2006-08-18\orbeon/src/examples/web</param-value>
<     </context-param>
<     <context-param>
<         <param-name>oxf.resources.priority.1</param-name>
<        
<param-value>org.orbeon.oxf.resources.FilesystemResourceManagerFactory</param-value>
<     </context-param>
---
>     <!--
>     <context-param>
>        
<param-name>oxf.resources.filesystem.sandbox-directory</param-name>
>         <param-value>C:/path/to/my/resources</param-value>
>     </context-param>
>     <context-param>
>         <param-name>oxf.resources.priority.1</param-name>
>        
<param-value>org.orbeon.oxf.resources.FilesystemResourceManagerFactory</param-value>
>     </context-param>-->

  All the diff is at: http://www.fgeorges.org/tmp/web.xml.diff

  The "good version" (the one that works) is the one with
the parameters commented, above.

  If I copy the good file each time, I can use just
orbeon-war.  I don't know if it is expected.

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Florent Georges wrote:

 >> Not quite. You never need orbeon-distrib-war unless you want to
 >> build a distribution of OPS will all the resources under
 >> WEB-INF/resources.
 >
 > Mmh, yes.  It is what I meant.  To have page-flow.xml.  Actually, I
 > wasn't able to run my examples after an orbeon-war, but after
 > orbeon-dist-war all was fine (after unpacking the WAR each time).  I
 > did a "diff -r" and find the only file with differences: web.xml.
 > Here is one of the first differences:

 > All the diff is at: http://www.fgeorges.org/tmp/web.xml.diff
 >
 > The "good version" (the one that works) is the one with the
 > parameters commented, above.
 >
 > If I copy the good file each time, I can use just orbeon-war.  I
 > don't know if it is expected.

You shouldn't need to copy anything. Let me explain briefly the two
setups:

1. WAR-with-embedded-resources setup: this is the WAR that you get
    when you download nighly build, and the one you build with
    orbeon-dist-war.

    In this scenario, all the OPS resources are available under
    WEB-INF/resources. The P1 resource manager used is the Webapp
    Resource Manager specified with WebAppResourceManagerFactory in
    web.xml.

    If you point your Tomcat or other servlet container to that WAR
    "exploded" or "expanded" (i.e. unzipped), you can modify the
    resources and develop with OPS without restarting your VM or
    servlet container (except if you compile new Java files - but note
    that the Java processor, on the other hand will dynamically compile
    and load classes without a need for restart).

2. WAR-with-external-resources setup: you can work with this by
    running orbeon-war. In this case, as you have noticed, you must
    modify the web.xml to point to the location of your resources.

    In this scenario, the P1 resource manager used is the Filesystem
    Resource Manager specified with FilesystemResourceManagerFactory.

    The main benefit of this setup is for people who build OPS from the
    sources: this allows you to update the sources from CVS in place,
    and to develop without having to modify resources embedded in the
    exploded WAR file.

In both cases, Java class files and JAR files are in the same place,
under WEB-INF/lib.

Most people should use setup #1, and people who really want or need to
see the guts of OPS can use setup #2.

I hope this helps!

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Erik Bruchez wrote:

> 2. WAR-with-external-resources setup: you can work with
>     this by running orbeon-war. In this case, as you have
>     noticed, you must modify the web.xml to point to the
>     location of your resources.

  Thanks for this detailed explanation.  It is what I
figured out.  But I don't understand why web.xml is over
written each time I build orbeon-war.  Is it really
expected?  Or does I have to change something in the source
tree or the build process?

  Thanks again.  Regards,

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Florent Georges wrote: Yes, web.xml in the build directory is built from a source web.xsl.

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Erik Bruchez wrote:

> Yes, web.xml in the build directory is built from a source web.xsl.

  Thanks Erik.  I actually modified the build.xml Ant script to produce
the same file in both cases, so it works.  I don't know if it is the
right way (I guess it is not).

  That saves a lot of time in developing, thanks.

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