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ist-dresden / composum-pages

the content management feature of the Composum platform
https://www.composum.com/home/pages.html
MIT License
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Composum-pages installation problem #3

Closed surkoff-v closed 4 years ago

surkoff-v commented 7 years ago

Hi!. I am trying to install composum-pages. I compiled all projects taken from develop branch composum composum-assets composum-pages composum-platform composum-prototype

Installed all jars into runing sling launchpad compiled from current trunk branch. I have all composum services active.

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How can I see "composum pages" page? Or I have to do something else? It is exist any install instruction?

Thanks.

tamelang commented 6 years ago

Another question: It looks like I need to compile the stuff myself. But I can see a profile which is used to upload the stuff to nexus. I cannot access the nexus, but wouldn't it be much nicer to make the jars available for the crowd directly. We could easily install the cms modules with a specific profile as sub packages or something using maven. Anyway, I think you guys are doing a very nice job in driving the open source cms with sling.

mahsumdemir commented 5 years ago

Same here. What I see on your Confluence pages are very beautiful and I would like to try them but I am unable to install them on sling 11.

mahsumdemir commented 5 years ago

After some trail and erros I saw the following command works for me:

Download sling 11 from their side. and run it on port 9090. E.g java -jar sling.jar -p 9090

checkout develop branches of composum, composum-platform and composum-pages repos and then run the following maven installs.

cd composum/sling mvn -s ../settings.xml clean install -PinstallPackage -PinstallBundle -DskipTests=true

cd ../../composum-platform // this fails on first run but succeeds on the second run, don't know why mvn -s ../composum/settings.xml clean install -PinstallPackage -PinstallBundle -DskipTests=true

cd composum-pages mvn -s .travis.settings.xml clean install -PinstallBundle -PinstallPackage -DskipTests=true

stoerr commented 4 years ago

Installation problems require to have a careful look at the logs/error.log in the sling directory for occurring errors. The installation procedure and entry page are mentioned on https://www.composum.com/home/pages/setup.html . The nexus upload was just stuff we needed to upload it into our own repository - not meant for public use.

Besides: for a quick look and some tryout without any installation you are welcome to use it to open an account on the Composum Cloud https://www.composum.com/home/cloud.html !