Added targets to build.xml to create source archives

[Will Pugh <wi...@bea.com>]

Hey folks,

Not sure when we want to do this, but I assume we want to start getting source onto http://incubator.apache.org/beehive

assuming we would need some ANT targets to do this, I build
    zipsrc  --  zips the source into a zip file
    tarsrc  --   puts the source in a tar.gz file
    archivesrc -- does a clean, then calls tarsrc and zipsrc

NOTE:  This is on the root build.xml (the one in trunk)
Not being a committer, I'm not sure what the process is for getting these in, but here are the diffs:

Index: build.xml
===================================================================
--- build.xml   (revision 23085)
+++ build.xml   (working copy)
@@ -152,6 +152,24 @@
         <unzip src="${jsr173.installer}" dest="${beehive.installed.dir}/jsr173"/>
     </target>

+    <target name="zipsrc" description="Creates a zip file with all the source in it">
+        <zip basedir="${beehive.dir}" destfile="${beehive.dir}/beehive-src.zip"
+               excludes="beehive-src.zip,beehive-src.tar.gz">
+        </zip>
+
+    </target>
+
+    <target name="tarsrc" description="Tars and Zips the source">
+        <tar tarfile="${beehive.dir}/beehive-src.tar" basedir="${beehive.dir}"
+               excludes="beehive-src.zip,beehive-src.tar.gz" />
+
+        <gzip zipfile="${beehive.dir}/beehive-src.tar.gz" src="${beehive.dir}/beehive-src.tar" />
+        <delete file="${beehive.dir}/beehive-src.tar"  />
+    </target>
+
+    <target name="archivesrc" description="Creates a zip + a tar.gz of the source"
+         depends="clean,tarsrc,zipsrc" />
+
     <target name="usage" description="Print the usage for this build.xml">
         <java fork="no" classname="org.apache.tools.ant.Main">
             <arg line="-projecthelp"/>

Re: Added targets to build.xml to create source archives

[Eddie O'Neil <ek...@bea.com>]

Will--

  I totally agree that we should add targets for zip / tar archives of 
the source. 

  That being said, can we drop them into a $BEEHIVE_HOME/build/ 
sub-directory so that it's possible to do a clean of Beehive simply by 
deleting build/ directories so that we're sure to catch all generated 
files?  Something like this has worked out well in the past for writing 
simple "clean" targets.

Eddie



Will Pugh wrote:

>Hey folks,
>
>Not sure when we want to do this, but I assume we want to start getting source onto http://incubator.apache.org/beehive
>
>assuming we would need some ANT targets to do this, I build
>    zipsrc  --  zips the source into a zip file
>    tarsrc  --   puts the source in a tar.gz file
>    archivesrc -- does a clean, then calls tarsrc and zipsrc
>
>NOTE:  This is on the root build.xml (the one in trunk)
>Not being a committer, I'm not sure what the process is for getting these in, but here are the diffs:
>
>Index: build.xml
>===================================================================
>--- build.xml   (revision 23085)
>+++ build.xml   (working copy)
>@@ -152,6 +152,24 @@
>         <unzip src="${jsr173.installer}" dest="${beehive.installed.dir}/jsr173"/>
>     </target>
>
>+    <target name="zipsrc" description="Creates a zip file with all the source in it">
>+        <zip basedir="${beehive.dir}" destfile="${beehive.dir}/beehive-src.zip"
>+               excludes="beehive-src.zip,beehive-src.tar.gz">
>+        </zip>
>+
>+    </target>
>+
>+    <target name="tarsrc" description="Tars and Zips the source">
>+        <tar tarfile="${beehive.dir}/beehive-src.tar" basedir="${beehive.dir}"
>+               excludes="beehive-src.zip,beehive-src.tar.gz" />
>+
>+        <gzip zipfile="${beehive.dir}/beehive-src.tar.gz" src="${beehive.dir}/beehive-src.tar" />
>+        <delete file="${beehive.dir}/beehive-src.tar"  />
>+    </target>
>+
>+    <target name="archivesrc" description="Creates a zip + a tar.gz of the source"
>+         depends="clean,tarsrc,zipsrc" />
>+
>     <target name="usage" description="Print the usage for this build.xml">
>         <java fork="no" classname="org.apache.tools.ant.Main">
>             <arg line="-projecthelp"/>
>
>
>
>  
>