Scooby and CalDav4j Build Notes

Source Repository

• Scooby - http://svn.osafoundation.org/server/scooby/trunk
• Caldav4j - http://svn.osafoundation.org/server/caldav/trunk

Build Environment

In order to build Scooby or CalDav4j you will need to setup a directory where the "endorsed" jars can be stored for the build step. This only needs to be done once and currently it's a manual step but will be folded into the build process.

1. mkdir /home/builder/endorsed_jars
2. Inside of the Scooby source directory do maven dist:copyEndorsed
3. cp dist/caldav4j-0.2.0/endorsed/* /home/builder/endorsed_jars/

Scooby Release Steps

1. Set version information in server/scooby/trunk/project.xml
   • 0.2rc1 for a release candidate
   • 0.2.0 for a release
2. Create tag in subversion using svn copy from trunk to tags
   • server/scooby/tags/rel_0.2rc1 for a release candidate
   • server/scooby/tags/rel_0.2.0 for a release
3. Export tag to a new directory for the build
   • svn export http://svn.osafoundation.org/server/scooby/tags/rel_0.2rc1
4. Build tag source to create a jar file
   • cd rel_0.2rc1
   • maven -Djava.endorsed.jars=/home/builder/endorsed_jars dist:release
5. Build tag source to create and deploy a war file
   • cd rel_0.2rc1
   • maven -Djava.endorsed.dirs=/home/builder/endorsed_jars war:deploy

Note: during the build step, the unit tests will try to connect to a Cosmo instance running on localhost. You will need to have a Cosmo instance running with a user defined. User id is "test" and password is "password".

CalDav4j Release Steps

1. Set version information in caldav/trunk/project.xml
   • 0.2rc1 for a release candidate
   • 0.2.0 for a release
2. Create tag in subversion using svn copy from trunk to tags
   • server/caldav/tags/rel_0.2rc1 for a release candidate
   • server/caldav/tags/rel_0.2.0 for a release
3. Export tag to a new directory for the build
   • svn export http://svn.osafoundation.org/server/caldav/tags/rel_0.2rc1
4. Build tag source to create a jar file
   • cd rel_0.2rc1
   • maven -Djava.endorsed.dirs=/home/builder/endorsed_jars jar:install

This will create a CalDav4j jar file in your local maven repository.

Note: during the build step, the unit tests will try to connect to a Cosmo instance running on localhost. You will need to have a Cosmo instance running with a user defined. User id is "test" and password is "password".