ant/apache-ant-1.8.ant.conf

# ant.conf (Ant 1.8.x)
# JPackage Project <http://www.jpackage.org/>

# Validate --noconfig setting in case being invoked
# from pre Ant 1.6.x environment
if [ -z "$no_config" ] ; then
  no_config=true
fi

# Setup ant configuration
if $no_config ; then
  # Disable RPM layout
  rpm_mode=false
else
  # Use RPM layout
  rpm_mode=true

  # ANT_HOME for rpm layout
  ANT_HOME=/usr/share/ant
fi
- Update to ant 1.8.2 * performance improvements in directory scanning * XSLT task honors classpath again (bugrep 49271) * distinction between core tasks and optional tasks is abolished * new task augment allows to add attributes or nested elements to previously defined references * Lexically scoped local properties, i.e. properties that are only defined inside a target, sequential block or similar environment. This is very useful inside of <macrodef>s where a macro can now define a temporary property that will disappear once the task has finished. * <import> can now import from any file- or URL-providing resource - this includes <javaresource>. This means <import> can read build file snippets from JARs or fixed server URLs. There are several other improvements in the area of import. * Various improvements to the directory scanning code that help with symbolic link cycles (as can be found on MacOS X Java installations for example) and improve scanning performance. For big directory trees the improvement is dramatic. * The way developers can extend Ant's property expansion algorithm has been rewritten (breaking the older API) to be easier to use and be more powerful. The whole local properties mechanism is implemented using that API and could be implemented in a separate library without changes in Ant's core. Things like the yet-to-be-released props Antlib can now provide often required "scripty" fuctions without touching Ant itself. At the same time the if and unless attributes have been rewritten to do the expected thing if applied to a property expansion (i.e. if="${foo}" will mean "yes, do it" if ${foo} expands to true, in Ant 1.7.1 it would mean "no" unless a property named "true" existed). This adds "testing conditions" as a new use-case to property expansion. * A new top-level element <extension-point> assists in writing re-usable build files that are meant to be imported. <extension-point> has a name and a dependency-list like <target> and can be used like a <target> from the command line or a dependency-list but the importing build file can add targets to the <extension-point>'s depends list. * Ant now requires Java 1.4 or later new task include provides an alternative to <import> that should be preferred when you don't want to override any targets * numerous bug fixes and improvements as documented in Bugzilla and in WHATSNEW - merge the nodeps and trax packages to main one - build ant-antlr.spec using openjdk - add ant-apache-xalan2 and ant-testutil OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Java:packages/ant?expand=0&rev=16 2011-03-09 10:05:56 +01:00			`# ant.conf (Ant 1.8.x)`
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/ant?expand=0&rev=19 2009-04-29 00:51:30 +02:00			`# JPackage Project <http://www.jpackage.org/>`

			`# Validate --noconfig setting in case being invoked`
			`# from pre Ant 1.6.x environment`
			`if [ -z "$no_config" ] ; then`
			`no_config=true`
			`fi`

			`# Setup ant configuration`
			`if $no_config ; then`
			`# Disable RPM layout`
			`rpm_mode=false`
			`else`
			`# Use RPM layout`
			`rpm_mode=true`

			`# ANT_HOME for rpm layout`
			`ANT_HOME=/usr/share/ant`
			`fi`