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Last modified by Andrus Adamchik on 2006/12/10 12:40
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... ... @@ -2,12 +2,51 @@ 2 2 3 3 == Description == 4 4 5 -JApplication is a task for assembling native launchers of Java applications for a number of target platforms. Currently supports Mac and Win odws operating systems.5 +//JApplication// is a task for assembling native launchers of Java applications for a number of target platforms. Currently supports native launchers for Mac and Windows operating systems and also a "java launcher" - a single jar file that can be run via ##"java --jar file.jar"--##--.-- 6 6 7 -== Prerequisites andOS Specifics ==7 +== OS Strategies == 8 8 9 -* Maclaunchercanssmebledonanyplatform andhas noprerequisites10 -* WindowslaunchercancurrentlybebuildonWindows only.11 -* Windows launcherequires [[NSIS>>http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Main_Page]]tobeinstalled on thebuildmachine.9 +* Java: builds a single runnable jar file out of a collection of jar files. 10 +* Mac: builds a XYZ.app bundle that includes all jar dependencies. 11 +* Windows: Performs a Java build and creates an [[NSIS>>http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Main_Page]] launcher for the runnable jar. Both ##".exe"## and ##".jar"## files are required to be in the same directory for the launcher to work. 12 12 13 +== OS Requirements == 14 + 15 +* Mac launcher can be built on Mac only, as it requires a JavaApplicationStab file. 16 +* Windows launcher can be built on Windows only. 17 +* Java launcher can be assembled on any platform and has no prerequisites. 18 + 13 13 == Parameters == 20 + 21 +|=Attribute|=Description|=Required|=Platforms 22 +|name|The name of the application without OS-specific extension|yes| 23 +|mainClass|Main Java class|yes| 24 +|os|A family of operating systems. Currently supported values are "mac", "windows" and "java"|no (will use build machine os if ommitted; if the os is not supported, will use "java")| 25 +|destDir|A destination directory where the application launcher should be installed|no (will use ##"$basedir"## if omitted)| 26 +|longName|An optional string identifying the application human-readable name. If not specified, "name" is used.|no| 27 +|icon|Platform-specific icon file (usually ".ico" on Windows and ".icns" on Mac)|no|mac,windows 28 +|jvm|Minimal version of the Java Virtual machine required.|no (default is "1.4+")|mac 29 +|jvmOptions|Optional parameters to pass to the JVM, such as memory settings, etc.|no|mac,windows 30 +|version|Product version string|no (default 0.0)|mac 31 + 32 +== Nested Elements == 33 + 34 +=== lib === 35 + 36 +The [[FileSet>>http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTypes/fileset.html]] specifying jar files to be included in the application. 37 + 38 +== Examples == 39 + 40 +Loading task: 41 + 42 +{{noformat}} 43 +<taskdef name="japplication" classname="org.objectstyle.woproject.ant.JApplication"/> 44 +{{/noformat}} 45 + 46 +Building a Windows application, resulting in "MyApp.exe" launcher that starts "MyApp.jar" file. 47 + 48 +{{noformat}} 49 +<japplication name="MyApp" destDir="dist" mainClass="org.example.Main" os="windows"> 50 + <lib dir="lib" includes="**/*.jar"/> 51 +</japplication> 52 +{{/noformat}}