cvs commit: jakarta-gump/profile minimal-profile.xml

[le...@apache.org]

leosimons    2003/01/19 03:00:20

  Added:       .        minimal-workspace.xml
               profile  minimal-profile.xml
  Log:
  add a braindead-simple minimal project definition as a sample for easily getting gump running on ones own machine
  
  Revision  Changes    Path
  1.1                  jakarta-gump/minimal-workspace.xml
  
  Index: minimal-workspace.xml
  ===================================================================
  <?xml version="1.0" ?>
  
  <!--
  	See http://jakarta.apache.org/gump/workspace.html for the
  	informal dtd of this xml file and more details about the
  	possible elements.
  	
  	This is just about the most barebones workspace definition
  	possible. To get started, rename this file to be the same
  	as your machine hostname (%COMPUTERNAME% under windows),
  	then set the basedir, where gump should check out material
  	and build stuff. If you use any packages available as
  	binaries only, you need to set pkgdir as well.
  -->
  <workspace basedir="C:\jakarta" pkgdir="C:\opt" version="0.3">
  
  	<!-- this tells Ant to completely ignore all classpath
  	     elements in build scripts. This makes sure we build
  	     the latest version of everything. Note you could
  	     comment out this line and gump would still run fine.
  	     The thing you loose then is the continuous integration.
  	     See: http://jakarta.apache.org/gump/why.html for more
  	     background. -->
  	<property name="build.sysclasspath" value="only"/>
  
  	<!-- this references your profile description. A profile is a
  	     collection of projects and repositories that are logically
  	     to be considered a unit. A profile can provide a consistent
  	     set of installable dependencies, or tagged versions of cvs
  	     modules to be used.-->
  	<profile href="profile/minimal-profile.xml"/>
  
  	<!-- Repository overrides can be used to override the cvs repository
  	     definitions in the repository/ dir. This is handy if you want to
  	     check out using a different method than the default one, for
  	     example using ssh tunneling or a local machine connection.
  	     
  	     As I am a committer to parts of jakarta, I use ssh tunnelling and
  	     a different cvsroot, so the cvs checkout gives me write access to
  	     the jakarta modules. -->
  	<!--<repository name="jakarta" method="ext" user="leosimons" path="/home/cvs"/>-->
  </workspace>
  
  
  
  1.1                  jakarta-gump/profile/minimal-profile.xml
  
  Index: minimal-profile.xml
  ===================================================================
  <!--
  	See http://jakarta.apache.org/gump/profile.html for the
  	informal dtd of this xml file and more details about the
  	possible elements.
  	
  	This is just about the most barebones profile definition
  	possible; it only references the couple most commonly used
  	libraries. To get started, copy additional entries from the
  	gump.xml file, and when you add new project definitions for
  	your own software, reference those from here as well.
  -->
  <profile name="minimal">
    <!-- References to modules definitions. While a complete module
         can be defined here, typically one is referenced via href.
         A module is a collection of projects stored in a single cvs
         repository. See http://jakarta.apache.org/gump/module.html
         for more information. --> 
  
    <module href="project/jakarta-ant.xml"/>
    <module href="project/jakarta-ant-antidote.xml"/>
    <module href="project/xml-commons.xml"/>
    <module href="project/xml-crimson.xml"/>
    <module href="project/xml-xalan.xml"/>
    <module href="project/xml-xerces.xml"/>
    <module href="project/xml-xerces2.xml"/>
    <module href="http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/~checkout~/xml-forrest/module.xml"/>
    <module href="project/xml-stylebook.xml"/>
    <module href="project/junit.xml"/>
  
    <!-- References to installed binary projects. This is used for
         projects installed as packages rather than being built by
         gump. Examples are binary packages distributed by sun. The
         package attribute references the directory where you
         installed the package relative to the workspace pkgdir
         definition.
         See http://jakarta.apache.org/gump/project.html for more
         information. --> 
    <!--<project name="aspectj"        package="aspectj1.0"/>-->
  
    <!-- References to cvs repository definitions. You should leave
         all of these in here and add any references to your own
         cvs repositories.
         See http://jakarta.apache.org/gump/repository.html for more
         information. --> 
    <repository href="repository/dbxml.xml"/>
    <repository href="repository/devworks.xml"/>
    <repository href="repository/exolab.xml"/>
    <repository href="repository/jakarta.xml"/>
    <repository href="repository/jdom.xml"/>
    <repository href="repository/mozilla.xml"/>
    <repository href="repository/tigris.xml"/>
    <repository href="repository/sourceforge.xml"/>
    <repository href="repository/webmacro.xml"/>
    <repository href="repository/werken.xml"/>
    <repository href="repository/whichever.xml"/>
    <repository href="repository/xml.xml"/>
  
    <!-- server definitions. I have no idea what these are for. Leaving
         them doesn't harm. -->
    <server href="server/daedalus.apache.org.xml"/>
    <server href="server/icarus.apache.org.xml"/>
  
  </profile>