<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

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Name        : helium.ant.xml 

Part of     : Helium 

Copyright (c) 2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).

All rights reserved.

This component and the accompanying materials are made available

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at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".

Initial Contributors:

Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.

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Description:

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-->

<project name="helium" xmlns:hlm="http://www.nokia.com/helium">

    <description>

    Main full build targets and properties

    </description>

    <property environment="env" />

    <!-- Load the current Helium version. -->

    <!--* @property helium.version

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property file="${helium.dir}/config/version.txt"/>

    <!-- Libraries

    ======================================================================-->

    <import file="helium_preinclude.ant.xml"/>

    <!-- The path where Helium-specific outputs are written to.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="helium.build.dir" location="${helium.dir}/build"/>

    <hlm:typedef file="${helium.dir}/tools/common/common.antlib.xml" uri="http://www.nokia.com/helium"/> 

    <!-- Location of generated logging config.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="logging.output.file" location="${cache.dir}/logging.${env.PID}.conf" />

    <fmpp sourceFile="${helium.dir}/config/logging.conf.ftl" outputFile="${logging.output.file}" quiet="true">

        <data expandProperties="yes">

            ant: antProperties()

        </data>

    </fmpp>

    <!-- Properties

    ======================================================================-->

    <!-- Used to specify which team configuration is being used. These configuration files are under /mc/mc_build/teams.

    @type string

    -->

    <property name="team" value="${env.TEAM}"/>

    <!-- See if 'bn' is defined as a shortcut for build.number. -->

    <if>

        <isset property="bn"/>

        <then>

            <!-- Build number

            @type integer

            @scope public

            -->

            <property name="build.number" value="${bn}"/>

        </then>

    </if>

    <!-- If build.drive not define then search the next free drive -->

    <if>

        <and>

            <not>

                <isset property="build.drive"/>

            </not>    

            <os family="windows"/>

        </and>

        <then>

            <!-- used to track if build.drive has predefined or not

            @type flag

            @scope private

            -->

            <property name="build.drive.notdefined" value="true"/> 

            <exec osfamily="windows" executable="python" failonerror="true" outputproperty="build.drive">

                <arg line="-m searchnextdrive"/>               

            </exec>

            <if>

                <equals arg1="${build.drive}" arg2="Error: No free drive!"/>

                <then>            

                    <fail message="ERROR: Failed to assign build drive, please check you are not running out of drives." />    

                </then>

            </if>

            <exec osfamily="windows" executable="subst" failonerror="false">

                <arg value="${build.drive}" />

                <arg value="${env.TEMP}/helium/temp_drive" />

            </exec>

            <echo> Using build drive ${build.drive} </echo>

        </then>

    </if>

    <!-- For unix os prep.build.dir is equivalent to build.drive -->

    <condition property="prep.build.dir" value="${build.drive}">

        <and>

            <isset property="build.drive"/>

            <os family="unix"/>

        </and>

    </condition>

    <if>

        <and>

            <isset property="major.version"/>

            <isset property="minor.version"/>

        </and>

        <then>

            <!-- This Defaults to the ${major.version}.${minor.version} combo and is available so that 1 number can be used (dot can be removed)

            @type string

            -->

            <property name="core.build.version" value="${major.version}.${minor.version}"/>

        </then>

        <else>

            <!-- This Defaults to the ${major.version}.${minor.version} combo and is available so that 1 number can be used (dot can be removed)

            @type string

            -->

            <property name="core.build.version" value="${env.USERNAME}"/>

        </else>

    </if>

    <!--* @property read.build.int

    If defined, indicates that the build number should be read from an incrementing text file.

    @type string

    @scope public

    -->

    <!--* @property build.tag

    If defined, defines the prefix for the build number when it is read from an incrementing text file.

    @type string

    @scope public

    -->

    <if>

        <and>

            <isset property="read.build.int"/>

            <not>

                <isset property="build.number"/>

            </not>

        </and>

        <then>

            <if>

                <isset property="build.tag"/>

                <then>

                    <property name="build.tag.ext" value="${build.tag}."/>

                </then>

                <else>

                    <property name="build.tag.ext" value=""/>

                    <property name="build.tag" value=""/>

                </else>

            </if>

            <!-- Use an internal directory to store text files for assigning build number information. -->

            <!-- The directory where the build integer database text files are stored.

            @type string

            @scope private

            -->

            <property name="build.int.db.dir" location="${publish.root.dir}/internal/build_int_db"/>

            <mkdir dir="${build.int.db.dir}"/>

            <property name="build.int.db.file" value="${build.int.db.dir}/${build.name}_${core.build.version}_${build.tag}_build_int_db.txt"/>

            <if>

                <available file="${build.int.db.file}"/>

                <then>

                    <echo>Reading from existing build number property file.</echo>

                    <property file="${build.int.db.file}"/>

                    <echo>Build int = ${build.int}</echo>

                    <!-- Read the comments in the file too, for history information. -->

                    <loadfile property="build.int.db.file.comments" srcFile="${build.int.db.file}">

                        <filterchain>

                            <linecontains>

                                <contains value="# history: "/>

                            </linecontains>

                        </filterchain>

                    </loadfile>

                    <!-- Set the property in case nothing was found. -->

                    <property name="build.int.db.file.comments" value=""/>

                    <echo>History comments:

${build.int.db.file.comments}</echo>

                    <!-- Build number

                    @type integer

                    @scope public

                    -->

                    <property name="build.number" value="${build.tag.ext}${build.int}"/>

                    <echo>Writing incremented build int back to file.</echo>

                    <propertyfile file="${build.int.db.file}" comment="build.int database file">

                        <entry key="build.int" type="int" default="001" operation="+" pattern="000"/>

                    </propertyfile>

                    <tstamp>

                        <format property="build.int.db.file.tstamp" pattern="dd/MM/yyyy-HH:mm:ss"/>

                    </tstamp>

                    <concat destfile="${build.int.db.file}" append="true">

${build.int.db.file.comments}

# history: ${env.COMPUTERNAME};${env.USERNAME};${build.int.db.file.tstamp};${build.int}

                    </concat>

                </then>

                <else>

                    <echo>Build number property file not found. Creating a new one.</echo>

                    <property name="new.build.int" value="001"/>

                    <!-- Build number

                    @type integer

                    @scope public

                    -->

                    <property name="build.number" value="${build.tag.ext}${new.build.int}"/>

                    <echo>Build number = ${build.number}</echo>

                    <propertyfile file="${build.int.db.file}" comment="build.int database file">

                        <entry key="build.int" type="int" default="001" operation="+" pattern="000"/>

                    </propertyfile>

                </else>

            </if>

        </then>

    </if>

    <!-- Define a number of properties that should be consistent amongst all builds. They can be overridden

    within any config or team Ant file though. -->

    <!-- A general label for this type of build. Currently if not defined, product.name will be used to set this property, but this will likely be removed in future.

    @type string

    @editable required

    -->

    <property name="build.name" value="helium"/>

    <if>

        <and>

            <isset property="core.build.version"/>

            <isset property="build.number"/>

        </and>

        <then>

            <!-- Version of the build.

            @type string

            @scope private

            -->

            <property name="build.version" value="${core.build.version}.${build.number}"/>

        </then>

        <else>

            <!-- Version of the build.

            @type string

            @scope private

            -->

            <property name="build.version" value="${env.USERNAME}"/>

        </else>

    </if>

    <!-- A unique ID for the build.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="build.id" value="${build.name}_${build.version}"/>

    <!-- The general type of the build. This is used for checking the tools environment. Potential values include core, ido, product.

    @type string

    -->

    <property name="build.type" value="core"/>

    <condition property="epocroot" value="${env.EPOCROOT}" else="${env.EPOCROOT}/">

        <matches pattern="^.*[\\/]$" string="${env.EPOCROOT}" />

    </condition>

    <!-- The data model XML file for the Ant configuration.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="data.model.file" location="${helium.dir}/config/helium_data_model.xml"/>

    <!-- The data model XML file for the Ant configuration parsed.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="data.model.parsed" location="${helium.build.dir}/datamodel.out"/>

    <condition property="data.model.xsl" value="${helium.dir}/extensions/nokia/config/helium_nokia_data_model.xsl" else="${helium.dir}/config/helium_data_model.xsl">

        <available file="${helium.dir}/extensions/nokia/config/helium_nokia_data_model.xsl"/>

    </condition>

    <!-- Location of helium database

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="database.file" location="${basedir}/build/database.xml"/>

    <!-- Directory where CCM operations will be performed.

    @type string

    -->

    <property name="ccm.base.dir" location="${ccm.home.dir}\${minor.version}"/>

    <!-- This is the directory where the build area is prepared. Once created it is substed to the build.drive.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="prep.build.dir" location="${prep.root.dir}/${build.id}"/>

    <!-- This is the directory where build output is placed.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <!-- If build.drive not define then prep.buil.dir is the value for build.drive for unix os -->

    <condition property="build.drive" value="${prep.build.dir}">

        <and>

            <not>

                <isset property="build.drive"/>

            </not>    

            <os family="unix"/>

        </and>

    </condition>

    <property name="build.output.dir" location="${build.drive}/output"/>

    <!-- This is where the diamonds output XML files are stored.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="diamonds.build.output.dir" location="${build.output.dir}/diamonds"/>

    <!-- This is the directory where sisfiles are placed.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="build.sisfiles.dir" location="${build.output.dir}/sisfiles"/>

    <!-- This is the directory where build area is archived after the build has finished.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="zips.build.dir" location="${build.output.dir}/build_area/engineering_english"/>

    <!-- This is the directory where build area is archived after the localisation.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="zips.loc.dir" location="${build.output.dir}/build_area/localised"/>

    <!-- The directory where subcon zips are stored.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="subcon.zips.dir" location="${build.output.dir}/build_area/subcon"/>

    <!-- This is the directory where flash files are archived.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="zips.flashfiles.dir" location="${build.output.dir}/zips_flashfiles"/>

    <!-- This is where the build logs are stored.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="build.log.dir" location="${build.output.dir}/logs"/>

    <!-- This is where the signal related files are stored.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="build.signal.status.dir" location="${build.log.dir}/signals"/>

    <!-- This is the email template path where it updates the build status based on metadata database contents. The default file could (email_status_orm.html.ftl under tools\common\template\log)be used as the base and any additional info could be added

    @type string

    -->

    <property name="build.status.email.template" location="${helium.dir}/tools/common/templates/log/email_status_orm.html.ftl" />

    <!-- Location of build metadata database.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <condition property="metadata.dbfile" value="${build.log.dir}/${build.id}_metadata_db" else="${build.log.dir}/${build.id}${env.PID}_metadata_db">

        <isset property="build.number"/>

    </condition>

    <!-- Directory to store temporary files generated during the process.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="temp.build.dir" location="${build.output.dir}/temp_build_files"/>

    <!-- The 'failonerror' attribute for exec tasks.

    @type boolean

    @scope public

    -->

    <property name="failonerror" value="false"/>

    <!-- Maximum allowable errors in a build.

    @type number

    -->

    <property name="build.errors.limit" value="0"/>

    <!-- Unsubsted drive after build finished. If not defined then helium should left the drive as subst. Set the value as "yes" if you want to unsubst after build finished.

    @type string

    -->

    <property name="unsubst.after.build" value="no"/>

    <!-- display warnings at build startup if required properties are not defined.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="validate.properties.at.startup" value="yes"/>

    <!-- A unique name for the WA Sources ZIP file.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="zip.wa.file" value="${build.drive}/output/src/${build.id}_sources.zip"/>

    <!-- The location and name of the target times log file. Default value is: ${build.log.dir}/${build.id}_targetTimesLog.csv

    @type string

    -->

    <property name="target.times.log.file" value="${build.log.dir}/${build.id}_targetTimesLog.csv"/>

    <!-- Cache related properties. -->

    <!-- Directory where Helium can store files on a temporary basis for a user per build.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="build.cache.dir" location="${cache.dir}/${build.id}"/>

    <!-- Directory where Helium can store log files on a temporary basis for a user per build.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="build.cache.log.dir" location="${build.cache.dir}/logs"/>

    <mkdir dir="${build.cache.log.dir}"/>

    <!-- Path location for the memory tracing data captured by the TracingLogger.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="tracing.csv.file" location="${build.cache.dir}/logs/${build.id}_traces.csv"/>

    <!-- Publish dir configuration. Defines subdir first and next toplevel properties. -->

    <!-- Subdir part of the publish dir, relative to publish.root.dir

    @type string

    -->

    <property name="publish.subdir" value="${build.name}/builds/${core.build.version}/${build.id}"/>

    <!-- Subdir part of the publish release dir, relative to publish.root.dir

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="publish.release.subdir" value="${build.name}/releases/${core.build.version}/${build.id}"/>

    <!-- Directory where the build is published (includes build.id)

    @type string

    -->

    <property name="publish.dir" location="${publish.root.dir}/${publish.subdir}"/>

    <!-- The directory where the release of this build is published to on the local network.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="publish.release.dir" location="${publish.root.dir}/${publish.release.subdir}"/>

    <condition property="is.published" else="false">

        <isset property="publish"/>

    </condition>

    <!-- The directory where flash images of build can be found

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="release.images.dir" value="${build.output.dir}/release_flash_images"/>

    <!-- Defines location of binaries created in build. Used in check-capability target while generating capability scan report.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="binary.root" value="${build.drive}/epoc32/release/armv5/urel" />

    <!-- Location of python library

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="python.dir" value="${helium.dir}/external/python/lib"/>

    <!-- @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="python.tools" value="${helium.dir}/external/python/bin"/>

    <!-- EBS is selected as the default build system, but ec for Electric Cloud could be used. -->

    <!-- This specifies which build system is used. Default for this is ebs You can use ec for Electric Cloud..

    @type string

    -->

    <property name="build.system" value="ebs"/>

    <!-- Path for the output XML file generated by genxml used as input to EBS or EC.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="genxml.output.file" location="${temp.build.dir}/${build.id}.${sysdef.configuration}.xml" />

    <!-- The path of the generated canonical System Definition file that contains all the input System Definition file content.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="canonical.sysdef.file" value="${build.output.dir}/build/canonical_system_definition.xml"/>

    <!-- @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="build.system.${build.system}" value="Not used"/>

    <!-- This is the file where build summary is stored.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="build.summary.file" location="${build.log.dir}/summary/${build.id}_summary.log.xml"/>

    <property name="error.summary.file" location="${build.log.dir}/summary/${build.id}_error_summary.log.xml"/>

    <!-- Defines name of the log file.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="build.log" value="${build.log.dir}/${build.id}_main.ant.log"/>

    <!-- Diamonds Configuration file with full path used for diamonds listener.

    @type string

    -->

    <property name="diamonds.listener.configuration.file" location="${helium.dir}/config/diamonds_config.xml.ftl"/>

    <!-- Path where ant XML files dynamically downloaded from jar file.

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->

    <property name="antlib.import.module.path" location="${helium.dir}/tools/hlm-antlib-imports"/>

    <!-- Following are temporarily defined here until global tools available-->

    <!-- This specifies the directory where Electric Cloud history files are stored. Currently defined in helium.ant.xml and mapped related to publish.root.dir

    @type string

    @scope private

    -->