antlets/cvsbuild/src xbuild.xml,NONE,1.1

Update of /cvsroot/metamorphosis/antlets/cvsbuild/src
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv4246/cvsbuild/src

Added Files:
	xbuild.xml 
Log Message:
Stub for CVS build.

--- NEW FILE: xbuild.xml ---
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!-- $Header: /cvsroot/metamorphosis/antlets/cvsbuild/src/xbuild.xml,v 1.1 2003/12/23 22:36:15 chalko Exp $ -->
<project default="version-stamp" name="cvsbuild.antlet">
  <description>
    
  </description>
  
  <!-- Antlet Specific Properties -->

    <dirname property="cvsbuild.antlet.dir" file="${ant.file.cvsbuild.antlet}"/>
	<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.work.dir" 
  			value="${project.build.dir}/work"/>  
  			
	<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.build.dir"
		      value="${project.build.dir}/cvsbuild"/>
		
	<!-- custom propeties -->
	<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.dir"
			  value="${cvsbuild.antlet.work.dir}/${project.name}"/>
	<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.build.dir"
			  value="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.dir}/${project.name}-build"/>
	<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.dist.dir"
			  value="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.dir}/${project.name}-dist"/>


		

	<target name="tag" >
		<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.cvs.tag"
			value="build-${project.version.V}_${project.version.v}_${project.version.fix}"
			/>
		<echo
			message="Tagging the source tree as ${cvsbuild.antlet.cvs.tag}"
			/>
		<cvs command="-q tag ${cvsbuild.antlet.cvs.tag} " failonerror="true"/>
		<echo message
			="build with cent -Dcvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.tag=${cvsbuild.antlet.cvs.tag} cvsDist"
			/>
	</target>
	<target name="tagged-build" >
		<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.dist.modifier"
			value="SNAPSHOT" />
		<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.dist.target"
			value="dist" />
		<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.cvs.user"
			value="${xgump.module.cvs.user}" />
		<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.cvs.password"
			value="" />
		<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.cvs.host"
			value="${xgump.module.cvs.host}" />
		<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.cvs.root"
			value="${xgump.module.cvs.root}" />
	
					<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.package" value ="${xgump.module.cvs.module}"/>


		<!-- TODO handle user name -->
		<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.cvsroot"
			value=":pserver:${cvsbuild.antlet.cvs.user}@${cvsbuild.antlet.cvs.host}:${cvsbuild.antlet.cvs.root}"
			/>
		<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.module.dir"
			value="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.dir}/${cvsbuild.antlet.package}"
			/>
		<mkdir dir="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.dir}"/>
		<delete >
			<fileset dir="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.dir}">
				<include name="**"/>
			</fileset>
		</delete>
		<echo >Getting latest ${cvsbuild.antlet.package} from cvs using
${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.cvsroot}
and placing it in
${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.module.dir}

		</echo>
		 <!--cvspass cvsroot="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.cvsroot}"
                  password="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvs.password}"
          /-->


		<cvs dest="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.dir}"
			cvsRoot="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.cvsroot}"
			package="${cvsbuild.antlet.package}" 
			command = "-q co" 
			tag ="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.tag}"
			failonerror="true"/>
		<ant
			antfile="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.module.dir}/centibuild.xml"
			dir="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.module.dir}"
			target="${cvsbuild.antlet.dist.target}" inheritAll="false">
			<property name="build.dir"
				value="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.build.dir}"
				/>
		   <property name="dist.dir"
				value="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.dist.dir}"
				/>
			<property name="cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.tag"
				value="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.tag}" />
			<property name="project.version.modifier"
				value="${cvsbuild.antlet.dist.modifier}"/>
			<property name="package.name" value="${package.name}"/>
		</ant>
		<copy toDir="${dist.dir}" >
			<fileset
				dir="${cvsbuild.antlet.cvsdist.dist.dir}">
				<include name="*.*"/>
			</fileset>
		</copy>
	</target>

</project>




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