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If you prefer the AMP deployment method you also find amp files in the respective
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folder that you can install with the apply_amps.sh or apply_amps.bat utilities. Be
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aware that you need to install both amps files: the repo-amp and the share-amp.
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The deployment location has changed recently (with Javascript Console 0.5)
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because the Javascript Console now uses Java classes that have to be deployed
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to these locations and can NOT reside in tomcat/shared/lib anymore.
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You can also use the Alfresco Maven SDK to install or overlay the AMP during the build of a
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Repository / Share WAR project. See https://artifacts.alfresco.com/nexus/content/repositories/alfresco-docs/alfresco-lifecycle-aggregator/latest/plugins/alfresco-maven-plugin/advanced-usage.html
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for details.
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Building
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To build the individual JAR files, run the following command from the base
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project directory.
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ant -Dalfresco.sdk.dir=c:\dev\sdks\alfresco-enterprise-sdk-4.0.0 clean dist-jar
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To build the module and its AMP / JAR files, run the following command from the base
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project directory:
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The command should build a JAR file named javascript-console-repo.jar or
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javascript-console-share.jar in the 'dist' directory within your project.
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mvn install
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There also is the javascript-console-dist project which builds both jar files
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and creates a patched version for Alfresco 3.4.x which does not support all the
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features of the version for 4.0.x. This project creates the AMP files as well.
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The command builds two JAR files named javascript-console-repo-<version>.jar /
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javascript-console-share-<version>.jar and javascript-console-repo-<version>-sources.jar /
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javascript-console-share-<version>-sources.jar as well as javascript-console-repo-<version>.amp /
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javascript-console-share-<version>.amp in the 'target' directory within your project.
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To deploy the extension files into a local Tomcat instance for testing, you can
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use the hotcopy-tomcat-jar task. You will need to set the tomcat.home
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property in Ant.
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If you want to build the module so it can be installed and run in an Alfresco 4.0 / 4.1 server
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running on Java 6 you need to have a Java 6 JDK available. Either make sure that your JDK 6 is set
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as the default Java environment (PATH / JAVA_HOME environment variable) or run the build with the
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following command from the base project directory:
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ant -Dtomcat.home=C:/Alfresco/tomcat clean hotcopy-tomcat-jar
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Once you have run this you will need to restart Tomcat so that the classpath
The deployment location has changed recently (with Javascript Console 0.5)
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because the Javascript Console now uses Java classes that have to be deployed
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to these locations and can NOT reside in tomcat/shared/lib anymore.
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You can also use the Alfresco Maven SDK to install or overlay the AMP during the build of a
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Repository WAR project. See https://artifacts.alfresco.com/nexus/content/repositories/alfresco-docs/alfresco-lifecycle-aggregator/latest/plugins/alfresco-maven-plugin/advanced-usage.html
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for details.
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Building
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To build the individual JAR files, run the following command from the base
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project directory.
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ant -Dalfresco.sdk.dir=c:\dev\sdks\alfresco-enterprise-sdk-4.0.0 clean dist-jar
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To build the module and its AMP / JAR files, run the following command from the base
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project directory:
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The command should build a JAR file named javascript-console-repo.jar or
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javascript-console-share.jar in the 'dist' directory within your project.
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mvn install
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There also is the javascript-console-dist which builds both jar files and
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creates a patched version for Alfresco 3.4.x which does not support all the
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features of the version for 4.0.x
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The command builds two JAR files named javascript-console-repo-<version>.jar and
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javascript-console-repo-<version>-sources.jar as well as javascript-console-repo-<version>.amp
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in the 'target' directory within your project.
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To deploy the extension files into a local Tomcat instance for testing, you can
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use the hotcopy-tomcat-jar task. You will need to set the tomcat.home
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property in Ant.
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If you want to build the module so it can be installed and run in an Alfresco 4.0 / 4.1 server
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running on Java 6 you need to have a Java 6 JDK available. Either make sure that your JDK 6 is set
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as the default Java environment (PATH / JAVA_HOME environment variable) or run the build with the
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following command from the base project directory:
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ant -Dtomcat.home=C:/Alfresco/tomcat clean hotcopy-tomcat-jar
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Once you have run this you will need to restart Tomcat so that the classpath
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