Hello, FYI, I've commit a simple patch into the harmony6 build script, adding a hy.select property. Anyone who would like to build a Harmony-select would simply invoke ant -Dhy.select=true. Will commit to harmony5 if there is no regression on harmony6.
2010/4/13 Jimmy,Jing Lv <firep...@gmail.com> > Hi Mark, > > I like your idea that changing the exclude property file. In my mind, > anything to make it clear and easy will be great. > > In my original plan, I was just trying to fix the classlib build.xml, > add some new target in that. Yes if we only require some excluded jars we > can use the exclude list. > > To use a new folder deploy_select is try to avoid some confliction, > e.g, if someone build full harmony, and then build harmony-select again, he > still has extra jars in the deploy folder. > > Both Java5 or Java6 is OK if we make it no side-effect with other > build targets. > > Will try the exclude list now. > > 2010/4/12 Mark Hindess <mark.hind...@googlemail.com> > > >> In message <t2x5c8e69f1004090121t70353ef6xe8c8851c9a3f2...@mail.gmail.com >> >, >> "Jimmy,Jing Lv" writes: >> > >> > Hello Everyone, >> > >> > I'd like to raise the topic of "Harmony-Select" >> > again. Harmony-select, as we discussed, is aimed to create a >> > customized build without graphic components. The select build will >> > then be smaller in the footprint. It is specially useful for the >> > customer applications which does not require awt/swing (as many j2ee >> > apps, java DBs, and applications like eclipse, Hadoop etc) >> > >> > Thanks to Harmony modularization, it is quite easy to create this >> > select build. And currently there is no special requirement on the >> > source, we can make a select build without forking a new branch. My >> > plan is: >> > >> > 1. add a new target in the \classlib\build.xml, say, build-select, >> > including build-select-java, build-select-native and build-select-test >> >> In general I'd be against adding new targets. The name of an invoked >> target is not propagated by ant. Think about the consequences of what >> you are suggesting, we'd need to add: >> >> a) a similar number of new targets to federated/build.xml >> b) bundle-select-hdk and a number of related targets to >> federated/build.xml >> c) bundle-select-src and a number of related targets to >> federated/build.xml >> d) possibly a number of targets to federated/classlib/make/build-*.xml >> >> I'd much rather add a -Dhy.select=true option as this can be: >> >> a) propagated down from federated build to classlib (and potentially >> other >> components if we want/need to - do we want all the jdktools in select?) >> >> b) saved/restored from a properties file >> >> > 2. build-select targets will operate like normal ones, just exclude >> > graphic components: >> > ACCESSIBILITY APPLET AWT >> > IMAGEIO ORB PRINT >> > RMI SOUND SWING X_MGT >> >> Why couldn't -Dhy.select=true just modify the default value for >> exclude.module? >> >> > 3. Then deploy the necessary materials including jars, property files >> > and binary under deploy-select/. A small problem here is that we >> > have define the output directory (deploy/jdk/jre/lib/boot) in every >> > module. I don't have a perfect solution now to modify that, but only >> > to copy them from deploy/ to deploy-select/ >> >> I'm not sure why we need to do copying? Why would deploy/ contain more >> than deploy-select? (Aside: I am somewhat slowly trying to remove >> unnecessary copying from the ant files. I did quite a bit of work on >> the build-native steps in classlib and this resulted in significant >> improvements to build times.) >> >> > I'd like to start in harmony6 level, and change directly with >> > the build scripts. It seems it does no harm to any other normal >> > build. After that, we can simply invoke: >> > \> ant build-select >> > to get a select build under deploy-select/ >> >> We normally do new work in trunk and merge to java6 and not the other >> way around? Do you have a reason to do the work in java6 rather than >> java5/trunk? >> >> > Any comments/suggestions? I'll commit a patch to the build >> > scripts if there is objection. >> >> "commit" if _no_ objections I assume? ;-) >> >> Regards, >> -Mark. >> >> > > > -- > > Best Regards! > > Jimmy, Jing Lv > China Software Development Lab, IBM > -- Best Regards! Jimmy, Jing Lv China Software Development Lab, IBM