Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of AppBuilding

Timestamp:

Dec 31, 1969, 4:35:47 PM (55 years ago)

Author:

Kevin Milner

Comment:

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AppBuilding

@@ -13 +13 @@
 Creates single jar distributions. For a complete distribution (including data files), use the "jar.full.dist" target. To simple create a jar with all Java classes, use the "jar.classes.only" target
 === [source:trunk/ant/AppBuilder.xml AppBuilder.xml] ===
-This is the core app building file. This will build a jar for a single application. It should not be run directly, however. It should be run by a separate build file, with the following properties set:
+This is the core app building file. This will build a jar for a single application. It '''should not be run directly''', however. It should be run by a separate build file, with the following properties set:
+==== Properties that must be set ====
  * app.short.name - '''(required)''' The "short" name for the application (should not contain spaces/special characters).
    * ''example:'' !HazardCurveLocal
@@ -29 +30 @@
  * rmi.target - ''(optional)'' The target from [source:trunk/ant/build.xml build.xml] that should be executed to compile RMI classes. Only required for RMI (remote) applications.
    * ''example:'' rmi.hazard.curve
+=== [source:trunk/ant/MultiAppBuilder.xml MultiAppBuilder.xml] ===
+This file is used to actually build the application jar files. It contains targets which call [source:trunk/ant/AppBuilder.xml AppBuilder.xml] for each application.
+==== Targets ====
+* build.nightly - '''Should not be run by end users''', for more information see BuildProcess
+* build.dist - '''Should not be run by end users''', for more information see BuildProcess
+* build.all - Build all standard local and remote applications
+* build.local - Build only local applications
+* build.server - Build only remote (RMI) applications
+* build.(APP NAME) - build a single application