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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<!-- ====================================================================== -->
<!-- -->
<!-- Ant build script for JEE version of OpenBooks for -->
<!-- WebSphere Application Server with OpenJPA 2.0/JPA 2.0 functionality -->
<!-- -->
<!-- NOTE: The main build script (build.xml) must be run with ws_ant -->
<!-- located in the was.home/bin directory. Otherwise, WebSphere -->
<!-- provided ant tools will not be included on the classpath and build -->
<!-- errors will result. -->
<!-- ====================================================================== -->
<project name="OpenBooks.JEE.WAS">
<!-- WebSphere Application Server task definitions -->
<taskdef name="wsUninstallApp" classname="com.ibm.websphere.ant.tasks.UninstallApplication"/>
<taskdef name="wsInstallApp" classname="com.ibm.websphere.ant.tasks.InstallApplication"/>
<taskdef name="wsUninstallApp" classname="com.ibm.websphere.ant.tasks.UninstallApplication"/>
<taskdef name="wsStartApplication" classname="com.ibm.websphere.ant.tasks.StartApplication"/>
<taskdef name="wsadmin" classname="com.ibm.websphere.ant.tasks.WsAdmin"/>
<!-- Location of WebSphere Application Server home/install dir -->
<property name="was.home" value="/opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer"/>
<!-- WebSphere Server name (IP name or address) -->
<property name="was.server" value=""/>
<!-- WebSphere Admin port -->
<property name="was.port" value=""/>
<!-- WebSphere admin connection type. SOAP, RMI, JMS, or NONE. -->
<property name="was.conntype" value=""/>
<!-- WebSphere User name (required if security is enabled) -->
<property name="was.user" value=""/>
<!-- WebSphere Password (required if security enabled) -->
<property name="was.password" value=""/>
<target name="pre-package">
<echo message="In WAS pre-package"/>
<copy file="${rsrc.dir}/META-INF/persistence.jee.was.xml" tofile="${classes.dir}/META-INF/persistence.xml"/>
</target>
<target name="install"
description="Deploy OpenBooks as a WAR application in WebSphere Application Server">
<condition property="default.deploy">
<length string="${was.server}" length="0"/>
</condition>
<antcall target="was.deploy"/>
<antcall target="was.deploy.secure"/>
</target>
<target name="uninstall"
description="Uninstall OpenBooks from the Application Server">
<condition property="default.uninstall">
<length string="${was.server}" length="0"/>
</condition>
<antcall target="was.uninstall"/>
<antcall target="was.secure.uninstall"/>
</target>
<!-- Default app uninstall -->
<target name="was.uninstall" if="default.uninstall">
<echo>
---------------------------------------
Uninstalling OpenBooks demo application
WAS Home: ${was.home}
</echo>
<wsUninstallApp wasHome="${was.home}"
application="OpenBooks"/>
</target>
<!-- App uninstall when security is enabled -->
<target name="was.secure.uninstall" unless="default.uninstall">
<echo>
---------------------------------------
Uninstalling OpenBooks demo application
</echo>
<wsUninstallApp wasHome="${was.home}"
application="OpenBooks"
conntype="${was.conntype}"
host="${was.server}"
port="${was.port}"
user="${was.user}"
password="${was.password}"/>
</target>
<!-- Default simple deployment if WAS security is disabled -->
<target name="was.deploy" if="default.deploy">
<echo>
--------------------------------------------
Creating Derby JDBC provider and data source
WAS Home: ${was.home}
</echo>
<wsadmin wasHome="${was.home}"
script="scripts/was/ds_config.py"
lang="jython"/>
<echo>
-------------------------------------
Deploying OpenBooks demo application
</echo>
<wsInstallApp wasHome="${was.home}"
ear="${target.dir}/openbooks.war"
options="-usedefaultbindings -contextroot OpenBooks -appname OpenBooks"/>
<echo>
-------------------------------------
Starting OpenBooks demo application
</echo>
<wsStartApplication wasHome="${was.home}"
application="OpenBooks"/>
</target>
<!-- Target for installation and deployment of the application when a -->
<!-- server IP name or address is provided. This type of deployment -->
<!-- requires server IP name was.home, was.server, was.conntype, -->
<!-- was.port, was.user, and was.password to be provided. -->
<target name="was.deploy.secure" unless="default.deploy">
<echo>
-------------------------------------------
Creating Derby JDBC Provider and DataSource
WAS Home: ${was.home}
WAS Server: ${was.server}
ConnType: ${was.conntype}
Port: ${was.port}
User: ${was.user}
Password: Not shown
</echo>
<wsadmin wasHome="${was.home}"
script="scripts/was/ds_config.py"
lang="jython"
conntype="${was.conntype}"
host="${was.server}"
port="${was.port}"
user="${was.user}"
password="${was.password}"/>
<echo>
-------------------------------------
Deploying OpenBooks demo application
</echo>
<wsInstallApp wasHome="${was.home}"
ear="${target.dir}/openbooks.war"
conntype="${was.conntype}"
host="${was.server}"
port="${was.port}"
user="${was.user}"
password="${was.password}"
options="-usedefaultbindings -contextroot OpenBooks -appname OpenBooks"/>
<echo>
-------------------------------------
Starting OpenBooks demo application
Start OpenBooks via http://server:port/OpenBooks
</echo>
<wsStartApplication wasHome="${was.home}"
application="OpenBooks"
conntype="${was.conntype}"
host="${was.server}"
port="${was.port}"
user="${was.user}"
password="${was.password}"/>
</target>
</project>