nex,
November 27, 2002 at 3:13:11 PM CET
where's the current Antville version hiding again? If you want something simple that runs out-of-the-boxTM, you can get a quite up-to-date snapshot of helma in a .jar, and the latest weekly antclick build. If you're a developer and want a fresh copy of the full monty, you can download Antville and Helma from the CVS. Yes, there's a story explaining how to use the CVS. Or if you're on Windows and want to do it the clicky-clicky way, learn how Downloading Antville with WinCVS works. Keywords: download Antville CVS snapshot newest current. It always took me too long to find the appropriate URLs for downloading up-to-date Helma and Antville versions. Consequently, I created this story with the search keywords above, so next time I forget the link and search for "download Antville from CVS", I will find something.
kris,
November 27, 2002 at 4:01:25 PM CET
Been there, done that. Same here. It took me quite some time to figure out where everything is. Once you have the current Antville app and helma.jar you will figure that you are missing some libraries and your startscript is outdated. There is a command to built an up-to-date version of Antclick from the data available in the CVS. I'm doing this every now and then. Let me know if you want a how-to or the zip file. BTW, I mentioned the problem with the outdated downloadable files a couple of weeks ago. Yesterday I read a comment of a Manila user who was frustrated by the lack of Unicode support. Although he would possible be happy with Antville I hesitate to sent him to antville.org because of this.
nex,
November 28, 2002 at 11:03:48 AM CET
Re: Been there, done that. Right, the info above is just a tiny bit of what you actually need. I was already going on yesterday to write a HOWTO on using WinCVS (for the poor suckers on Windows boxes who don't know what to do with those obscure CVS commands), but my firewall at the office didn't let me try out the download, so I sent the document home and planned to finish it there. However, on my way home I picked uo a new game and... well, I'll finnish it Real Soon NowTM. I'll update my little write-up above with links to libraries and stuff once I've done that---thanks for the tip. The Antclick-how-to would be interesting for developers, you should put it somewhere on project.antville. It's not as helpful for users since Antclick is exactly for those who want a simple installation and thus not build anything. But it would be cool if the downloadable Antclick archive was updated more often. Would help in converting some Manila users ;-)
hns,
November 28, 2002 at 11:12:01 AM CET
Re: Been there, done that. Why don't you fix the problem (i.e. work on the site navigation, content etc.) instead of complaining? Remember that Helma/Antville is a group of voluntary contributors. There are no predefined roles among us, we have the roles and responsabilities we decide to have, and yes, we are totally open to new contributors. And please remember that nobody is getting paid for developing Antville.
kris,
November 28, 2002 at 12:28:23 PM CET
i'm not complaining give me ftp access and i put up an easy to download antclick on the first of every month.
hns,
November 28, 2002 at 1:43:12 PM CET
cool I suggest using scp (secure copy) if you are on Mac OS X. Robert, is the static directory where you put the antville downloads still mounted on apache@adele? adele.helma.org exists but is not browsable.
kris,
November 28, 2002 at 3:14:17 PM CET
excellent send me the access data by mail and i'll build and upload a new antclick next monday. i suggested regular antclicks on the ftp or http server a while ago, but the discussion digressed to finishing the version 1.0. all i wanted to remark is having regular antclick packages for easy download would really help to promote the project. the entry level for those who want to check it out is currently way too high.
robert,
November 28, 2002 at 3:37:37 PM CET
thanks for your efforts, kris. i'm currently fiddling with the apache-config here at adele, but i'll send you the access-data soon. Update: the url for downloading will be www.antville.org, it's working again
nex,
November 29, 2002 at 1:40:46 PM CET
Re: excellent I'm very pleased about the outcome of this discussion and will update the story above as soon as there actually is a new download available :-) Thanks, kris!
kris,
November 29, 2002 at 1:48:36 PM CET
don't mention it i have to build an antclick every now and then anyway. i'd rather do that then writing a howto (not so hard) and keep it up-to-date (incredibly hard).
stefanp,
November 30, 2002 at 11:28:58 AM CET
Re: Been there, done that. on adele it wouldn't be a problem creating nightly builds of both helma and antclick. I've already tried that out, but for some reason it never got installed. ... comment
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