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#!/bin/sh
# If "local" users have this file on their path,
# that is, in "someDirectory" on the users local path,
# then the bash "include source" function will find that version
# first, instead of the "standard" eclipse production one.
# this file is intentionally named "shsource" to denote this is intended to
# be included in other sh files, with "source" command, not
# executed on its own.
export BUILD_HOME=/shared/webtools
export DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:1.0
echo "remember to check X virtual frame buffer is running for headless JUnit testing";
ps -ef | grep Xvfb
export JAVA_4_DIR="IBMJava2-ppc-142"
export JAVA_5_DIR="ibm-java2-ppc-50"
export ANT_DIR="apache-ant-1.7.0"
export CC_DIR_NAME="cruisecontrol-bin-2.7.1"
export BASEOS=linux
export BASEWS=gtk
export BASEARCH=ppc
# no local build properties, for production builds
export LOCAL_BUILD_PROPERTIES_DIR=
export STANDARD_PROPERTIES_DIR=${BUILD_HOME}/releng.control/standardMachineProperties
# these are the required pre-req software needed, that is, directory names,
# installed under the apps directroy, that is ${BUILD_HOME}/apps
export BUILD_BUILDMASTER_EMAIL=wtpBuild@eclipse.org
export BUILD_RETURN_NAME=wtpBuild
export BUILD_RESULT_URL=http://build.eclipse.org:7777/cruisecontrol/buildresults
export BUILD_ALWAYS_TO_ADDRESS=david_williams@us.ibm.com
# for builds on local machines, SKIPUSERS should be 'true' to avoid
# notifying users about those builds on your local machine
export SKIPUSERS=false
# normally, cvs logging output can be "really quiet", but if problems, then it can be turned back on
# to get more potentially diagnostic information
export CVS_QUIET=true
export CVS_REALLY_QUIET=false
# controls quietness of logging to console
# false means more output to console, true uses ant's logger
export USE_LOGGER=false
#contols ANT's quietness level
# true logs error and warnings only
export USE_QUIET=false
# controls ANT's debug level
# setting to true will result in TONS of ouput
export USE_DEBUG=false