Danta JahiaDFContentDefinition project

Danta is the agnostic multi-platform templating engine, enables developers and IT teams to use technologies they already know, expediting the creation and leveraging of reusable technical assets.

Base Content Definition for DantaFramework in JahiaDF

Prerequisites

• Danta - Parent Project
• Danta - API Project
• Danta - Core Project
• Danta - JahiaDF Project
• Java 8
• Jahia 7.2 or later

Documentation

Installation

• Clone the following repositories into the same folder (i.e. C:\workspace\danta or /User/{username}/workspace/danta) then run the maven build command (refer to Compile section of README.md, for each repository) in the following order:
  • Parent
  • API
  • Core
  • JahiaDF
  • JahiaDFContentDefinition
  • JahiaDF Demo (optional)

Official documentation

• Read our official documentation for more information.

License

Read License for more licensing information.

Compile

mvn clean install

Deploy to Jahia

Edit your Maven settings.xml (usually in ~/.m2/settings.xml) to add the following profile:

    <profile>
        <id>jahia-local</id>
        <properties>
            <jahia.deploy.targetServerType>tomcat</jahia.deploy.targetServerType>
            <jahia.deploy.targetServerVersion>7</jahia.deploy.targetServerVersion>
            <jahia.deploy.targetServerDirectory><path_to_your_digital_factory_folder>/tomcat</jahia.deploy.targetServerDirectory>
        </properties>
    </profile>

Make sure you modify the jahia.deploy.targetServerDirectory to point to the /tomcat directory inside your Jahia installation.

Then you should be able to deploy your module using the following Maven command:

mvn clean install jahia:deploy -P jahia-local

Credit

Special thanks to Jose Alvarez, who named Danta for the powerful ancient Mayan pyramid, La Danta. La Danta is the largest pyramid in El Mirador—the biggest Mayan city found in Petén, Guatemala.