Using jRebel with Cargo

[Steve McCoole]

I followed the instructions to set up jRebel for use with our Hippo project and I am trying to make it work with Cargo before attempting to throw IntelliJ into the mix.  I must have overlooked something obvious though.  I start everything up with cargo like:

mvn -Pcargo.run -Drepo.path=storage -Drepo.bootstrap=true -Djrebel -Dcargo.jvm.args='-Dwicket.configuration=development'

Then I make my changes.  From there the documentation on http://www.onehippo.org/library/development/develop-with-jrebel.html it isn't really clear on how we are intended to get our changes picked up by jRebel.   I thought that:

mvn cargo:redeploy 

would be logical but that errors out in the cms, complaining about not having the proper username and password defined.  If I am just using maven, what is the intended workflow?

Thanks,

Steve

[Oscar Farg]

The changes should be picked up automatically by JRebel when a java file is recompiled, a redeploy is not necessary.

Did you generate the JRebel descriptors as described?

Is JRebel started when you run the above command and isn't it showing any error messages?

Kind regards,

Oscar Farg

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[Jeroen Reijn]

Hi Steve,

there are two things you can do.

In the initial packaging phase you need to run jrebel like:

$ mvn clean package -Djrebel 

By doing so Jrebel will create descriptor files (jrebel.xml).

Now once you have cargo running with the command you mentioned you can do two things to get your changes visible.

- Rebuild the specific maven module (in a multimodule maven project). $ mvn compile -Djrebel should do it

- Or package the file from within your IDE (In IntelliJ IDEA on the Mac this is CMD+SHIFT+F9)

Cheers,

Jeroen

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[Steve McCoole]

Jeroen,

Thank you, that works great!

Steve