releng.wtpbuilder/scripts/build/buildutilities.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<project
    name="buildutilities"
    default="nodefault"
    basedir=".">

    <!-- = = = standard properties pattern = = = -->
    <!--
        Note to be cross-platform, "environment variables" are only appropriate for
        some variables, e.g. ones we set, since properties are case sensitive, even if
        the environment variables on your operating system are not, e.g. it will
        be ${env.Path} not ${env.PATH} on Windows -->
    <property
        environment="env" />

    <!--
        Let users override standard properties, if desired.
        If directory, file, or some properties do not exist,
        then standard properties will be used.
    -->
    <property
        file="${env.LOCAL_BUILD_PROPERTIES_DIR}/${ant.project.name}.properties" />

    <!-- = = = end standard properties pattern = = = -->


    <!-- if not otherwise set, use these default properties -->
    <property
        name="debugOptimization"
        value="false" />

    <!-- we should always normalize ("-repack") jars. For ones which are not supposed
        to be normalized, such as pre-existing jars, they need to be added to the pack.properties file
        (see the updatePackProperties task). Note: signing does the -repack when we sign.
    -->
    <property
        name="normalizeJarFiles"
        value="true" />

    <!-- we'll currently pack jar files, just as part of "debugging" to help sanity check
        all is working as expected. Eventually we may want to provide some service there jar files
        in the bundles directory are packed ... but, there's no known use-case for this so far
    -->
    <property
        name="packJarFiles"
        value="false" />
    <!--
        Let tmp site be global.
        Note: we use this odd "tmpsite-archiveName-temp" to make sure unique directories,
        since in some cases these directories can not be deleted from ant, see
        https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=142926,
        and since directory names ending in .zip are misinterpreted by jarProcessor, see
        https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=143385
        But, its handy to do as unique directories anyway, since if a larger
        process calls this mulitiple times, on different zips, and if debugging
        is turnned on, then all the tmpsite directories are left on disk for
        post-build inspection.
    -->
    <property
        name="tmpsite"
        value="${buildDirectory}/tmpsite-${archiveName}-temp" />
    <!--
    ==================================================================================
    Primary Task: unpackUpdateJarsAndCreateZippedPackages
    This task takes a zip file of update jars, which is created by PDE build
    process, and "converts" it to a traditional zip file, processing the
    jars with pack200 for better compression on update sites.
    ==================================================================================
    -->
    <target
        name="unpackUpdateJarsAndCreateZippedPackages"
        depends="init">
        <!--
        ==================================================================================
        1. make "backup" copy of original zip, if debugging,
        since might be needed for comparison
        ==================================================================================
        -->
        <!-- add pack.properties file that specifies effort level, and files not to sign -->
        <exec
            executable="zip">
            <arg
                line="-r ${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}/${archiveName}  ${wtp.builder.home}/scripts/build/pack.properties" />
        </exec>
        <antcall
            target="makeBackupCopyForDebugging" />

        <!--
        ==================================================================================
        2. normalize jars here, from a zip file of update jars.
        The normalized jars are put in zip file of same name, in a directory
        named normalized
        ==================================================================================
        -->
        <echo
            level="debug"
            message="normalize jars if desired ..." />
        <antcall
            target="normalizeJarFiles" />
        <echo
            level="debug"
            message="normalized jars: ${normalizeJarFiles}" />
        <!--
        ==================================================================================
        3. sign the jars in archive file, if desired
        ==================================================================================
        -->
        <ant
            antfile="${wtp.builder.home}/scripts/build/signjars.xml" />
        <!--
        ==================================================================================
        4. unzip the normalized jars in the zip file produced in step 1., to the
        directory {tmpsite} for further processing. plugins and features
        end up in {tmpsite}/eclipse
        ==================================================================================
        -->
        <echo
            level="debug"
            message="unzip normalized update jars to a holding place" />
        <echo
            level="info"
            message="archiveDir: ${archiveDir}" />
        <unzip
            dest="${tmpsite}"
            src="${archiveDir}/${archiveName}" />
        <!--
        ==================================================================================
        5 copy all update jars to a common update site directory, if desired.
        Note: overwite is false to avoid "touching" files already produced and
        processed be previous steps in a larger build process. This means the updateSite
        *must* be completely clean before the larger process starts.
        ==================================================================================
        -->
        <antcall
            target="makeCopyForUpdate" />
        <!--
        ==================================================================================
        6. for modularity, pack200 is done here, optionally.
        The resulting gz files are produced in update site directory.
        This is optional since processing is expensive to do for every build. Only need
        when ready to declare an update site, and, for exmaple, no need to do for "local"
        or HEAD builds since developers wouldn't normally need it for a quick check of a build.
        ==================================================================================
        -->
        <echo
            level="debug"
            message="create pack files if desired ..." />
        <antcall
            target="createPackFilesIfDesired" />
        <echo
            level="debug"
            message="created pack files: ${packJarFiles}" />
        <!--
        ==================================================================================
        7. now create traditional zip file of unpacked jars. This type of
        "unpack" is not related to pack200, but instead means to unpack
        those jars that are supposed to be unpacked based on feature defintion,
        if the plugin's unpack attribute is set to true in the feature
        ==================================================================================
        -->
        <!--  use releng task of unpackUpdateJars -->
        <unpackUpdateJars
            site="${tmpsite}/eclipse"
            output="${tmpsite}/unpacked/eclipse" />
        <!-- add copy of legal doc's here, product.ini, etc., before re-zipping -->
        <copy
            todir="${tmpsite}/unpacked/eclipse"
            overwrite="false">
            <fileset
                dir="${wtp.builder.home}/rootfiles"></fileset>
        </copy>


        <!-- delete the zip file of update jars we started with, which we are about to re-create
            as traditional zip file -->
        <delete
            file="${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}/${archiveName}" />
        <mkdir
            dir="${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}" />

        <!-- recreate zip file now, same name, traditional content, which is mix of folders and jars -->
        <!-- explicitly exclude any features with assembly anywhere in directory names, as
            these are just for controlling what's built, and are not intended for delivery
        -->
        <zip
            destfile="${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}/${archiveName}"
            basedir="${tmpsite}/unpacked"
            update="false"
            duplicate="preserve"
            excludes="**/*assembly*/**" />
        <!-- always produce checksum files for any zips produced -->
        <antcall
            target="createChecksums" />
        <!--
        ==================================================================================
        8. can now remove tmpsite as no longer needed, unless debugging
        ==================================================================================
        -->
        <antcall
            target="deleteTmpSite" />
    </target>
    <!--
    ==============================================================================================
    Utility and Helper tasks
    ==============================================================================================
    -->
    <target
        name="init" 
        depends="check.sign">
        <condition
            property="verboseIfDebug"
            value="-verbose"
            else="">
            <istrue
                value="${debugOptimization}" />
        </condition>
        <condition
            property="logIfDebug"
            value="-debug -consolelog"
            else="">
            <istrue
                value="${debugOptimization}" />
        </condition>
        <condition
            property="keepIfDebug"
            value="true">
            <istrue
                value="${debugOptimization}" />
        </condition>
        <!-- don't normalize if signing, since then it's done by signing -->
        <condition
            property="doNormalize"
            value="true">
            <and>
            <istrue
                value="${normalizeJarFiles}" />
            <not>
                <equals 
                 arg1="${doSign}"
                 arg2="true" 
                 trim="true"
                 casesensitive="false" />
            </not>
            </and>
        </condition>
        <condition
            property="doPack"
            value="true">
            <and>
                <istrue
                    value="${packJarFiles}" />
                <istrue
                    value="${normalizeJarFiles}" />
            </and>
        </condition>
        <condition
            property="archiveDir"
            value="${tmpsite}/normalized">
            <istrue
                value="${doPack}" />
        </condition>
        <condition
            property="archiveDir"
            value="${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}">
            <isfalse
                value="${doPack}" />
        </condition>
    </target>
    <target
        name="deleteTmpSite"
        unless="keepIfDebug">
        <delete
            dir="${tmpsite}" />
    </target>
    <target
        name="normalizeJarFiles"
        if="doNormalize"
        depends="init">

        <java
            jar="${eclipse.launcher}"
            fork="true"
            jvm="${env.JAVA_5_HOME}/bin/java"
            failonerror="true"
            maxmemory="256m"
            dir="${buildDirectory}">
            <jvmarg value="-Djava.io.tmpdir=${env.RECOMMENDED_TMP_DIR}" />
            <arg
                line="${logIfDebug}" />
            <arg
                line="-application org.eclipse.update.core.siteOptimizer" />
            <!-- note: this -processAll option is critical in this first step.
                For various reasons, jarProcessor is written to not act on
                any jar if the jar is not "marked", or if not told explicitly to
                to processAll. There are ways where not all are literally processed,
                such as using pack.properties (and others, see
                http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/JarProcessor_Options).
            -->
            <arg
                line="-jarProcessor ${verboseIfDebug} -processAll -outputDir ${archiveDir}  -repack ${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}/${archiveName}" />
        </java>
    </target>
    <target
        name="createPackFilesIfDesired"
        if="doPack"
        depends="init">
        <java
            jar="${pde.builder.path}/plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.jar"
            fork="true"
            jvm="${env.JAVA_5_HOME}/bin/java"
            failonerror="true"
            maxmemory="256m"
            dir="${buildDirectory}">
            <jvmarg value="-Djava.io.tmpdir=${env.RECOMMENDED_TMP_DIR}" />
            <arg
                line="${logIfDebug}" />
            <arg
                line="-application org.eclipse.update.core.siteOptimizer" />
            <arg
                line="-jarProcessor  ${verboseIfDebug} -outputDir ${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}/updateSite -pack ${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}/updateSite" />
        </java>
    </target>

    <!-- no sense in making update dir, if not normalized -->
    <target
        name="makeCopyForUpdate"
        if="doNormalize">
        <mkdir
            dir="${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}/updateSite" />
        <copy
            todir="${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}/updateSite"
            overwrite="false">
            <fileset
                dir="${tmpsite}/eclipse">
                <exclude
                    name="**/*assembly*/**" />
            </fileset>
        </copy>
    </target>
    <target
        name="makeBackupCopyForDebugging"
        if="keepIfDebug">
        <!-- temporary copy while confirming build to be able to do side-by-side comparisons -->
        <mkdir
            dir="${buildDirectory}/backuporiginalzips" />
        <copy
            file="${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}/${archiveName}"
            todir="${buildDirectory}/backuporiginalzips" />
    </target>
    <target
        name="createChecksums">
        <!-- This createChecksums task creates two files, for use in two contexts.
            a. an x.md5 file, that has the name of the file in the contents.
            This is good for some "third party" executables, like md5summ, that
            expects the name in the file.
            b. since ant does not deal well with md5 files with anything in them
            other than the checksum, we provide same thing in a file with
            an md5antformat extension, that has only the checksum.
        -->
        <mkdir
            dir="${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}/checksum" />
        <checksum
            file="${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}/${archiveName}"
            property="md5" />
        <echo
            message="${md5} *${archiveName}"
            file="${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}/checksum/${archiveName}.md5" />
        <echo
            message="${md5}"
            file="${buildDirectory}/${buildLabel}/checksum/${archiveName}.md5antformat" />
    </target>
    <target
        name="check.sign">
        <echo
            message="sign: ${sign}" />
        <echo
            message="env skip jar signing: ${env.SKIP_JAR_SIGNING}" />            
        <echo
            message="skip jar signing: ${SKIP_JAR_SIGNING}" />            
        <condition
            property="doSign">
            <and>
                 <equals
                    arg1="${sign}"
                    arg2="true"
                    trim="true"
                    casesensitive="false" />
                 <not>
                    <equals 
                     arg1="${env.SKIP_JAR_SIGNING}"
                     arg2="true" 
                     trim="true"
                     casesensitive="false" />
                 </not>
                 <not>
                    <equals 
                     arg1="${SKIP_JAR_SIGNING}"
                     arg2="true" 
                     trim="true"
                     casesensitive="false" />
                 </not>
             </and>
        </condition>
    </target>        
    <target
        name="nodefault">
        <echo
            level="error"
            message="There is no default target for this buildutililites.xml ant script." />
    </target>
</project>