Author: monkito email: seeker (at) zmaze.org
PLUTO is an Open Source project under Apache (http://portals.apache.org/pluto/), is an implementation of a portlet constainer based on Portlet SPECS. (For PORTAL, please refer to "Portal")
At present, PLUTO is in the development phase, and has not yet been published. In order to get PLUTO, we must take the development version of this project from the Apache's CVS tree.
Get Pluto with Eclipse3.0
Open Eclipse, 3.0 version of the support of CVS. We only need to check the CVS related shortcut, Commands in Window> Customize Perspective .... Then click on the "Check from CVS" button on the panel, enter the information of the Apache tree in the open window:
Host: cvs.apache.org repository path: / home / cvspublic user: anoncvs password: anoncvs connection type: pserver
Click Next, specify Module Name: Jakarta-Pluto in the Select Module window, click Next, you can get the latest PLUTO development version from the CVS tree. The default download address is in your Eclipse Workspace directory.
PLUTO is another project management tool maven (http://maven.apache.org/) using Apache to do project management, so we need to make with Maven when deploying Pluto. (Maven 1.0-Beta-10 or Higher)
Install maven
This section can refer to "MAVEN", which is slightly.
Deploy Pluto
First, we need to modify the build.properties.sample file under the PLUTO root direct.properties, and rename it to build.properties: Specify maven.tomcat.home to your To deploy Pluto's Tomcat installation directory. Note that "/" in the directory path must be changed to "/". Modify the Project.properties file under the Pluto root directory, add parameters maven.repo.remote = http://public.planetmirror.com/pub/maven, http: //mirrors.sunsite.dk/maven/, http: // Www.ganet.org/maven/, these three URL addresses are used to download the dependent package required from the remote download, the default http://www.ibiblio.org/maven address is always not very spiritual. In the PLUTO root directory, execute Maven FullDeployment, Maven automatically starts deploying PLUTO, if there is a local package, Maven will automatically download from the remote library. (Note: If the download dependent package is downloaded in the deployment process, please find the unsuccessful package and delete in% home% /. Maven / repository, then re-execute the Maven command, otherwise you will not find the package during the deployment process. Error Tip.) If the deployment is complete, we can start Tomcat, enter the address in the browser http: // localhost: 8080 / Pluto / Portal to see the Pluto's Test Unit interface.
Reference
Plutohttp: //portals.apache.org/pluto/
Mavenhttp://maven.apache.rg/http: //maven.huangdongdong.com/ Project Management: Maven makes things simple http://www-900.ibm.com/developerworks/cn/java/J-MAVEN /
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