The most important and recent change in here is the addition of a proper and straightforward way to build this project. Until now it contained a couple of Ivy/Maven related XML files. I must admit that I never really figured out how to use those correctly and I'm not even sure they were properly integrated into this project and up-to-date when I started working on it. So I ended up with a set of provisional and wonky shell scripts for testing and building. Now I finally found a good way to build this project: Gradle. I added a Gradle build file and reorganized the project structure to match Gradle's defaults. gradle build should drop a WAR file into build/libs/.
It also contains some refactorings, code re-formatting and of course bugfixes which I will document in the accordings issues.
The most important and recent change in here is the addition of a proper and straightforward way to build this project. Until now it contained a couple of Ivy/Maven related XML files. I must admit that I never really figured out how to use those correctly and I'm not even sure they were properly integrated into this project and up-to-date when I started working on it. So I ended up with a set of provisional and wonky shell scripts for testing and building. Now I finally found a good way to build this project: Gradle. I added a Gradle build file and reorganized the project structure to match Gradle's defaults.
gradle buildshould drop a WAR file intobuild/libs/.It also contains some refactorings, code re-formatting and of course bugfixes which I will document in the accordings issues.