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Note that on first execution, this will also download OpenJDK binaries for embedding in OS-specifc installers. You can speed up the process by adding install4j-maven-plugin parameters, for instance generating only the Windows 64-bit installer with -Dinstall4j.buildIds=win圆4. This process can take anything from 2 minutes to 30 minutes depending on your hardware. To generate the installers, run: mvn clean package -Pdist

Install4j standalone updater command line switches license key#

Start install4j to install your license key or run a 30-day trial, then quit the user interface. If you would like to build the platform-specific installers, you will need an installation of Install4j.įirst configure Maven to find your Install4j installation. Īfter a successful build, the file target/ (or equivalent) contains the platform-independent distribution of the Taverna Command Line Tool. The first time, this might take up to an hour as several libraries are downloaded from Maven repositories. Git checkout core # replace 'core' with your edition git fetch -all # fetch all branches/editions The below will assume you want to build the core edition. Buildingįirst, make sure you have checked out the edition you want to build. Taverna uses various third-party libraries that are included under compatible open source licences such as the Apache Licence. OpenJDK is distributed under the GNU Public License (GPL) 2.0 w/Classpath exception. If you installed a OS-specific distribution of Taverna it may come bundled with a distribution of OpenJDK.

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If the source code was not included in this download, you can download it from or Taverna is licenced under the GNU Lesser General Public Licence. Rm -rf ~/.taverna-commandline-astronomy-2.5-snapshotįind ~/.taverna-commandline-astronomy-2.5-snapshot/repository To verify, now the repository folder should be empty: mvn clean package

Now copy and paste to add those artifactItem blocks within the beginng (or end) of the block in pom.xml. To check which edition you are building, verify these bits of pom.xml: taverna-commandline-$/repository/org/slf4j/slf4j-api/1.6.1

enterprise - core with all possible plugins.

biodiversity - core + WebDAV + BioDiversit圜atalogue.

bioinformatics - formerly maintenance, adds BioMart, BioMoby, Soaplab, corresponding default services and BioCatalogue.

core - for any domain - general activities (WSDL, REST, Beanshell, Component, Interaction, etc) - also basis for the other branches (can be considered the ‘master’ or ‘trunk’ branch).

Each domain-specific build extends the core branch by modifying the plugin set (and ensuring the repository folder is populated for those plugins), but may also modify configurations such as the default service sets. This repository have several “edition” branches, one for each domain-specific builds. In most cases you do not need to compile Taverna, instead you can download the official distribution for your operating system from the Taverna download pages.įor usage of this product, see the Command Line Tool documentation. This is the build product for the standalone Taverna Command Line tool.

Each product includes their required code from the common Taverna source code, by retrieved the compiled JARs from the myGrid Maven repositories unless they have already been built locally with Maven.

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You can think of a product as the last build step before having a downloadable/executable software distribution. This repository is a Maven source code trees that do not themselves contain any code, but which are used to assemble the distribution, add launchers and configurations files, and package this as installers. (c) Copyright 2005-2014 University of Manchester, UK Introduction Taverna Command Line product build and installers