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Comment on Mac Ports Load / Unload a Process (like postgres) by robottaway

robottaway — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 04:38:12 +0000

Great, glad I could help! I keep a lot of these blog posts for my own good. I can’t tell you how often a year goes by and I forget something then spend half and hour finding the information I need. So I always try and keep a record in one of my blogs

Comment on Mac Ports Load / Unload a Process (like postgres) by Off Rhoden

Off Rhoden — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 16:24:33 +0000

Thanks for this little post. I had installed Memcached using MacPorts and it defaults to using 64M, but I needed 128M. I was able to edit:

sudo vi /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.macports.memcached.plist

and change 64 to 128 (the ‘-m’ option). A quick ‘unload’/ ‘load’ and I was in business.

Comment on Jython, building a project that uses jars, and thoughts on better tool by robottaway

robottaway — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 20:56:14 +0000

Hi Russ,

I think this’ll add everything in a Maven repo to the classpath, no? That’s fine and does the job but what I’d like to see is a less than brute force approach.

A well designed tool would allow for creating packaged applications that use Jython with respect to jars. Being able to easily use Maven to create a project and package it as a war would be the optimum.

I’d like to see a way to do both Django and Pylons/Pyramid projects this way. Run one Maven command to generate a Pylons project, then you add the libs you need in the setup.py like normal, but then Maven install the proper jars and generate the war file for deployment.

BTW I give you mad props for the use of “tr”!

Comment on Jython, building a project that uses jars, and thoughts on better tool by Russ McLoughlin

Russ McLoughlin — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 07:18:41 +0000

If you are using maven this may do the trick and save you from having a lib folder in your code repo. Adding every jar in your maven repository does seem like a bit of a shotgun approach.

#!/bin/bash


JYTHON=/usr/bin/jython

M2_PATH=~/.m2/repository/
CLASSPATH=`find $M2_PATH -name "*.jar" | tr "\\n" ":"`

$JYTHON -Dpython.path=$CLASSPATH $1