使用 WebSphere Studio 和 Ant 执行无人值守的日常构建——第 2 部分

C:\Automation
    Buildscripts
    Logs
    workspace 
    

automation.dir=C:/Automation
buildscripts.dir=c:/Automation/buildscripts
cvs.dir=/home/cvsowner/samples
cvs.server=tiggerbox.raleigh.ibm.com
cvs.user=devuser
log.dir=${automation.dir}/logs
workspace.dir=c:/wsad40/workspace/sample

@echo off
setlocal
rem The following line needs to explicitly call setupBuild.bat
call c:\Automation\buildscripts\setupBuild.bat 

	
rem -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
rem This file is used to set up the necessary variables to run build automation.
rem Run build.bat from the same directory.
rem -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
rem WSAD 4.0 installation directory - use back slashes (Set to the top level install directory for WSAD
SET WSAD_HOME=c:\wsad40
rem Directory where the automation code is located -- build.bat, setupBuild.bat, and build.xml -- 
rem        usually c:\Automation (use backslashes).
SET AUTOMATION_HOME=c:\Automation\buildscripts
rem -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
rem You shouldn't have to change any of the following environment variables
rem -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
rem We want a date in the format YYYYMMDD
SET TODAYS_DATE=%DATE:~10%%DATE:~4,2%%DATE:~7,2%
rem The directory where the log files will be written - use back slashes
SET LOGDIR=%AUTOMATION_HOME%\logs
rem WSAD workspace directory for the Temperature Conversion Web application
SET WORKSPACE=%WSAD_HOME%\workspace\sample
SET HOME=%WORKSPACE%
Rem Point to the correct location of java shipped with WSAD
SET JAVA_HOME=%WSAD_HOME%\plugins\com.ibm.etools.server.jdk\bin  

@echo on
setlocal
call setupBuild.bat
SET TODAYS_DATE=%DATE:~10%%DATE:~4,2%%DATE:~7,2%
set LOGFILE=%LOGDIR%\%TODAYS_DATE%.log
echo Output will be written to %LOGFILE%
call build.bat init clean getCVSproject buildAll copyFilesToWorkspace >> %LOGFILE% 2>&1
:done
endlocal

<target name="init" unless="build.time">
    <tstamp><format property="build.time" pattern="yyyy-MM-dd.HH.mm.ss"/></tstamp>
    <tstamp><format property="today.date" pattern="yyyyMMdd"/></tstamp>
    <echo>Build of ${ant.project.name} started at ${build.time}...</echo>
    <!-The following line specifies the build properties file  -->
    <property file="${build.properties}"/>
    <!-The final location of the project files -->
    <property name="endworkspace.dir" value="${automation.dir}/workspace/${today.date}"/>
    <property name="logfile" value="${log.dir}/${today.date}.log"/>
    <!-The location of the exported build artifacts -->
      <property name="export.dir" value="${workspace.dir}/export"/>
     <!-Create the necessary subdirectories   -->
      <mkdir dir="${export.dir}"/>
      <mkdir dir="${endworkspace.dir}"/>
    <echo>
    ----------------------------------------------
    Usage: build.bat <release> <target> ...
    Available targets:
      init - Displays the currently set variables and displays this help message.
      clean - Removes the old build from the workspace.
      getCVSproject - Extracts the contents of a CVS package into workspace.dir (${workspace.dir}) 
      buildAll - Builds each of the projects. This target will run build.xml (using the default target)
           in each of the project directories.  In turn, these Ant scripts should do whatever compiling 
           is necessary as well as package any needed artifacts (EAR, WAR, JAR files, etc.) to the 
           ${endworkspace.dir} directory.
      copyFilesToWorkspace - Copies the files to ${endworkspace.dir}
    To run a full build:
      c:\Automation\buildscripts> build init clean getCVSproject buildAll copyFilesToWorkspace
    If you get ERRORLEVEL 23, simply rerun. The problem seems to be that Application Developer gets
    confused when there is no metadata in the workspace.  After the first run, even though the build fails, 
    the metadata has been created and subsequent builds will succeed.
    ----------------------------------------------
    <!-A good debugging technique, echo the properties -->
    Using properties from ${build.properties}
    workspace.dir    = ${workspace.dir}
    buildscripts.dir = ${buildscripts.dir}
    log.dir          = ${log.dir}
    cvs.user         = ${cvs.user}
    cvs.server       = ${cvs.server}
    cvs.password     = ********
    cvs.dir          = ${cvs.dir}
    ----------------------------------------------
    </echo>
 </target> 

<!-This target depends on init -->
<target name="clean" depends="init">
      <!-For each subdirectory, we will delete from the workspace prior to a new build  -->
      <echo>Cleaning out ${workspace.dir} for today's build</echo>
      <delete dir="${workspace.dir}/EJBProject" />
      <delete dir="${workspace.dir}/EJBWebProject" />
      <delete dir="${workspace.dir}/TemperatureEARProject" />
      <delete dir="${workspace.dir}/export" />
  </target> 

<target name="getCVSproject" depends="init">
      <echo>Getting CVS projects</echo>
      <ant antfile="/cvs.xml"><property name="project.name" value="EJBProject"/></ant>
      <ant antfile="/cvs.xml"><property name="project.name" value="EJBWebProject"/></ant>
      <ant antfile="/cvs.xml"><property name="project.name" value="TemperatureEARProject"/></ant>
  </target>  

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<project name="getCVSproject" default="getProject" basedir=".">
  <target name="init">
    <tstamp><format property="build.time" pattern="yyyy-MM-dd.HH.mm.ss"/></tstamp>
    <echo>Build of ${project.name} started at ${build.time}...</echo>
  </target>
  <target name="getProject" depends="init">
    <echo>Extracting project ${project.name}...</echo>
     <!-The specific Ant task to retrieve the project
     <cvs cvsRoot=":pserver:${cvs.user}@${cvs.server}:${cvs.dir}"
          package="${project.name}"
          dest="${workspace.dir}"/>
    <echo>Finished extracting project ${project.name}...</echo>
  </target>
</project> 

<target name="buildAll" depends="init">
    <!--Each project has own build target -->
    <antcall target="_buildEJBProject"/>
    <antcall target="_buildEJBWebProject"/>
    <antcall target="_buildTemperatureEARProject"/>
  </target>
  <target name="_buildEJBProject" depends="init">
    <!--This is a basic build with no exportable artifact -->
    <echo>
	Building EJBProject...
    </echo>
   <!--projectBuild is an Antextras task  -->
   <projectBuild ProjectName="EJBProject" DebugCompilation="false" BuildType="full" />
   <getJavacErrorCount ProjectName="EJBProject" PropertyName="JavacErrorCount" />
   <echo>Number of javac errors for EJBProject built at ${build.time}: ${JavacErrorCount}</echo>
    <echo>Finished building EJBProject!</echo>
  </target>
<target name="_buildTemperatureEARProject" depends="init">
    <echo>
	Building TemperatureEARProject...
    </echo>
   <projectBuild ProjectName="TemperatureEARProject" DebugCompilation="false" BuildType="full" />
   <getJavacErrorCount ProjectName="TemperatureEARProject" PropertyName="JavacErrorCount" />
   <echo>Number of javac errors for TemperatureEARProject built at ${build.time}: 
        ${JavacErrorCount}</echo>
   <!-- Build the EAR file for export -->
   <earExport EARProjectName="TemperatureEARProject" 
        EARExportFile="${export.dir}/TemperatureEARProject.ear"/>
    <echo>Finished building TemperatureEARProject!</echo>
  </target> 

	
	<target name="copyFilesToWorkspace" depends="init">
    <antcall target="_copyFiles"><param name="project.name" value="EJBProject"/></antcall>
    <antcall target="_copyFiles"><param name="project.name" value="EJBWebProject"/></antcall>
    <antcall target="_copyFiles"><param name="project.name" value="TemperatureEARProject"/></antcall>
    <antcall target="_copyFiles"><param name="project.name" value="export"/></antcall>
  </target>
  <target name="_copyFiles">
     <mkdir dir="${endworkspace.dir}/${project.name}"/>
     <copy todir="${endworkspace.dir}/${project.name}">
         <fileset dir="${workspace.dir}/${project.name}"/>
     </copy>
  </target>