Author: sflanigan Date: 2008-11-25 02:11:33 -0500 (Tue, 25 Nov 2008) New Revision: 12002 Added: trunk/i18n/feature.xsl Removed: trunk/i18n/feature-template/FEATURE.nl-LOCALE_VERSION/feature.xml Modified: trunk/i18n/build.xml trunk/i18n/pom.xml Log: Changed i18n build.xml to generate feature.xml using <xslt> from feature.xsl; eliminated Andariel <xpath> task. Modified: trunk/i18n/build.xml =================================================================== --- trunk/i18n/build.xml 2008-11-25 04:24:19 UTC (rev 12001) +++ trunk/i18n/build.xml 2008-11-25 07:11:33 UTC (rev 12002) @@ -50,13 +50,13 @@ <!-- pick up the "for" task from ant-contrib --> <taskdef resource="net/sf/antcontrib/antlib.xml" classpathref="dependency.classpath" /> - <!-- xpath task --> +<!-- xpath and groovy tasks currently unused: <taskdef resource="net/uworks/andariel/andariel.properties" classpathref="dependency.classpath" /> <taskdef name="groovy" classname="org.codehaus.groovy.ant.Groovy" classpathref="dependency.classpath"/> - +--> <!-- ant-gettext tasks --> <taskdef name="prop2pot" classname="org.fedorahosted.tennera.antgettext.Prop2PotTask" classpathref="dependency.classpath" /> <taskdef name="pot2en" classname="org.fedorahosted.tennera.antgettext.Pot2EnTask" classpathref="dependency.classpath" /> @@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ <attribute name="Bundle-Vendor" value="${PLUGIN_VENDOR}"/> <attribute name="Fragment-Host" - value="${plugin};bundle-version=&quot;[0.0.0,9.9.9)&quot;"/> + value="${plugin}"/> </manifest> </jar> </sequential> @@ -265,72 +265,34 @@ <sequential> <!-- TODO avoid property override if possible --> <propertycopy override="true" property="localename" from="NAME_@{locale}"/> - + <!-- TODO use a macro for this --> <echo append="true" file="${temp.file.sitefeatures}" message="&lt;feature url=&amp;quot;features/${feature}.nl-(a){locale}_${PLUGIN_VERSION}.jar&amp;quot; id=&quot;${feature}.nl-@{locale}&quot; version=&quot;${PLUGIN_VERSION}&quot;&gt; - &lt;category name=&quot;JBoss Tools Localization (${localename})&quot;/&gt; + &lt;category name=&quot;@{locale}&quot;/&gt; &lt;/feature&gt;" /> <!-- demunged, that looks like: <feature url=&quot;features/${feature}.nl-(a){locale}_${PLUGIN_VERSION}.jar&quot; id="${feature}.nl-@{locale}" version="${PLUGIN_VERSION}"> - <category name="JBoss Tools Localization (${localename})"/> + <category name="@{locale}"/> </feature> --> - - <!-- TODO remove third-party dependency --> - <xpath - file="@{featurexml}" - expression="/feature/plugin/@id" - delimiter=" " - outputproperty="feature.${feature}.plugins"/> - <!-- TODO avoid property override if possible --> - <propertycopy - override="true" - property="plugins" - from="feature.${feature}.plugins"/> - - <!-- FIXME var temp.file.featureplugins (list of plugins in feature-locale) --> - <var name="temp.file.featureplugins" unset="true" /> - <tempfile - property="temp.file.featureplugins" - destdir="${target.dir}" - prefix="plugins" - suffix=".tmp" - createfile="true" - deleteonexit="true" /> - <for param="plugin" list="${plugins}" delimiter=" "> - <sequential> - <if> - <available - file=&quot;${jardir}/plugins/@{plugin}.nl-(a){locale}_${PLUGIN_VERSION}.jar&quot; 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