cvs commit: xml-cocoon/lib/bin/MacOS Build.properties Build.readme

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  Removed:     .        build.MacOS
               lib/bin  MacOS.bin
  Log:
  hopefully final MacOS build process
  
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  1.1                  xml-cocoon/lib/bin/MacOS/Build.properties
  
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  # properties file for using "Ant" to build "Cocoon" using MRJAppBuilder
  com.apple.mrj.application.main = org.apache.tools.ant.Main
  com.apple.mrj.application.parameters = -Dbasedir=../../../ -buildfile ../../../build.xml
  com.apple.mrj.application.classpath =../../ant.jar:../../xerces_1_0_3.jar:../../xalan_1_0_1.jar:../../fop_0_12_1.jar:../../servlet_2_2.jar:$BOOTCLASSPATH
  # Uncomment the following lines to redirect output to file
  #com.apple.mrj.application.stdout = Ant.stdout
  #com.apple.mrj.application.stderr = Ant.stderr
  
  
  1.1                  xml-cocoon/lib/bin/MacOS/Build.readme
  
  Index: Build.readme
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Release:
	Cocoon Version				: 1.7.5-dev
	Build Version		            : 1.0
	Author							: Jeremy Quinn <ma...@mac.com>
	Date								: 00/06/15

Description:
	These files are to make it easier for MacOS users to compile Cocoon.
	You will need to create "Build" an Application Wrapper, using Apple's MRJAppBuilder.
	The properties file is pre-set up to execute Ant's "main" class, and has the correct classpaths
	for the Cocoon 1.7.5-dev release.
	
Contents:
	Build.properties	: Properties file for building Cocoon, optionally overrides built-in settings.
	Build.readme			: this file

Requirements:
	MRJ 2.2 (Mac Runtime for Java)
	MRJ SDK 2.2, both available from <http://www.apple.com/java/>
		
Installation:
	Using MRJAppBuilder, make an Application called "Build" in the MacOS folder.
		1. Drag and drop "Build.properties" onto MRJAppBuilder
		2. Set up the path to save the Application into the same folder
		3. call it "Build"
		4. Save the Application.
	If you need to override the properties , edit "Bui
ld.properties" according to the instructions 
	that come with MRJAppBuilder.

Usage:
	Launch your new "Build" Application. Compilation should commence almost immediately.

On Error:
	If there is a fatal problem with the compilation, it is possible that "Build"
	will Quit before you had the chance to see what the error report in the Console window said.
	To overcome this, uncomment the lines in the "Build.properties" file that redirect
	error reporting to a file, so you can read what happened.

Future Releases:
	Future releases of any of the components that Cocoon uses will typically require
	changes to the names of the packages in the Classpath sent to Ant.
	Entering those changes into the file "Build.properties" enables you to 
	override the properties built-in to the Application.