Java example source code file (osgi-build.xml)

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The osgi-build.xml Java example source code

<project name="osgi-test" default="testAll">

	<!--
		This build file is usually run indirectly via Maven.
		
		When running this build file through Ant directly, you must
		define the currentVersion property on the command line, e.g.:
		
		ant  -DcurrentVersion=1.5.4-SNAPSHOT	
	-->
	
	<echo message="compile classpath: ${currentVersion}" />
	<echo message="test classpath:    ${test_classpath}" />
	<echo message="basedir:           ${basedir}" />

  <property name="iBundleJar" value="target/iBundle.jar"/>
  <property name="bundlesDir" value="bundle"/>


	<!-- this is really very ugly, but it's the only way to circumvent
  	     http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MANTRUN-95
	-->
	<taskdef name="junit" classpath="${test_classpath}" 
           classname="org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.JUnitTask" />

	<path id="minimal">
		<pathelement location="target/test-classes/" />
	</path >

	<target name="init">
		<mkdir dir="target/unit-reports" />
	</target>

  <target name="createIBundle">
    <mkdir dir="${bundlesDir}"/>
    <jar destFile="${iBundleJar}" 
         manifest="src/IBUNDLE-META-INF/MANIFEST.MF"
         basedir="target/test-classes/"
         includes="integrator/**.class"/>
                   
  </target>

	<target name="testAll" depends="init, createIBundle, nop, simple, jdk14">
	</target>

 
  <macrodef name="prepareOSGiHarness">
    <attribute name="binding"/>
    <sequential>
      <delete>
        <fileset dir="${bundlesDir}" includes="*.jar"/>
      </delete>
      <copy file="${iBundleJar}" todir="${bundlesDir}"/>
      <copy file="../slf4j-api/target/slf4j-api-${currentVersion}.jar" todir="${bundlesDir}"/>
      <copy file="../slf4j-@{binding}/target/slf4j-@{binding}-${currentVersion}.jar" todir="${bundlesDir}"/>
      <echo>value of t = @{t}
    </sequential>
  </macrodef>


   <!-- for some reason if mvn is invoked from the parent directory, junit gets
        invoked from the parent dir, which messes up theses tests. Hence, the
        fork="yes" dir="${basedir}" -->

  <target name="nop">
    <prepareOSGiHarness binding="nop"/>
    <junit printsummary="yes" fork="yes" dir="${basedir}" haltonfailure="yes">
			<classpath path="${test_classpath}"/>
      <formatter type="plain" />
      <test fork="yes" todir="target/unit-reports" name="org.slf4j.test_osgi.BundleTest" />
    </junit>
	</target>

	<target name="simple">
    <prepareOSGiHarness binding="simple"/>
    <junit printsummary="yes" fork="yes" dir="${basedir}" haltonfailure="yes">
			<classpath path="${test_classpath}"/>
      <formatter type="plain" />
      <test fork="yes" todir="target/unit-reports" name="org.slf4j.test_osgi.BundleTest" />
    </junit>
	</target>

	<target name="jdk14">
    <prepareOSGiHarness binding="jdk14"/>
    <junit printsummary="yes" fork="yes" dir="${basedir}" haltonfailure="yes">
			<classpath path="${test_classpath}"/>
      <formatter type="plain" />
      <test fork="yes" todir="target/unit-reports" name="org.slf4j.test_osgi.BundleTest" />
    </junit>
	</target>
  
</project>