hi Dominic,
I would certainly suggest you use your own place on SVN to commit your changes–you can’t work without SVN, and you shouldn’t just-like-that commit your changes to GeoNetwork’s SVN without due process (see http://trac.osgeo.org/geonetwork/wiki/proposals).
Working like this I think it is a good idea to keep your own SVN as closely aligned to GeoNetwork’s as is possible–since you’re working from trunk, why not do it once a month or so, to keep merge costs low. (I’ve been in projects where they only use GN releases, and in those cases the merge process can be much larger and can be quite a pain in the head).
Your guide for developing and running from Eclipse is most certainly be very welcome, if you wish to share it! One way to do that is to create a page for it in GeoNetwork’s wiki at http://trac.osgeo.org/geonetwork/ (you’ll need an OSGeo account for that, which you can arrange online).
Thank you and kind regards
Heikki Doeleman
On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 12:48 AM, dwowen <dwowen20@anonymised.com> wrote:
Hi all,
I am presently beginning work on adding USGIN’s ISO 19139 Profile
(http://lab.usgin.org/profiles/usgin-iso-19139-profile) to Geonetwork and am
seeking best practice advice before I begin.
After a bit of configuration, I am currently have SVN pointed at the
GeoNetwork trunk and am developing/running everything out of Eclipse through
Tomcat/MySQL - my colleagues will have similar setups as well. Given the
small configuration changes I’ve made, as well as the many changes/commits I
will be making, is it best to just create our own SVN repository? We are
certainly interested in contributing our changes in the future, so that is
the concern (straying too far from the trunk, missing updates).
Also, I have almost completed documentation on a start to finish setup guide
for simultaneously developing/running out of Eclipse, if that is something
that could be useful in the community.
Ciao,
Dominic
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