Here is what the Torque directory structure looks like in CVS:
jakarta-turbine-torque/
bin/ <--- directory for building the project
docs/ <--- directory where docs are generated
examples/ <--- example schema and config files
profile/ <--- testing profiles
src/ <--- sources
conf/ <--- runtime configuration
dtd/ <--- DTD for schema.xml files
java/ <--- java sources
rttest/ <--- sources for the runtime tests
schema/ <--- needed schema files (IDBroker)
templates/ <--- templates for sql- and om- generation
test/ <--- junit tests
xdocs/ <--- docs in anakia xml format
Building Torque from CVS is now very easy because it has been
Maven-enabled. Before you begin, you'll need to check out the
jakarta-turbine-torque CVS repository (if you are
not familiar with the Jakarta CVS repositories, please refer to
the documentation).
maven java:jar builds the jar.
Please refer to the Maven
Getting Started document for instructions on how to build the
project using Maven.