Re: [wpkg-users] Conditional depends

2012-10-18 Thread Stefan Pendl 

Am 18.10.2012 12:48, schrieb Daniel Berteaud:

Hi everyone.

I'd like to know if there's a possibility to make a conditional
dependency on package. Here's my problem:

- I deploy JRE 7 on most of my computers, in a package called jre
- A few computers need to run apps which requires version 6 of the JRE,
so I created a package called jre6 and assigne the correct JRE in
profile assignation (up to now, there's no problem)

- Now, I want to deploy freemind (a mind mapping software), which can
run with either jre 7 or jre 6, but I don't know how to define it.

I'd need something like:

depends check=logical condition=or
 package-id=jre /
 package-id=jre6 /
/depends

Is there a way to make something like this ?

Regards, Daniel



I have a common package called Java, which gets added to all systems or 
included as a dependency.


The package is then including the correct java runtime engine based on 
conditions.



'---code start (watch for line wraps)

package id=Java name=Java revision=2011.10.22 reboot=false 
priority=10 execute=once

include package-id=JRE6 os=5\.0\.\d{4}/
include package-id=JRE7
condition
check type=logical condition=not
check type=host condition=os value=5\.0\.\d{4}/
/check
/condition
/include
/package

'---code end

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Re: [wpkg-users] Conditional depends

2012-10-18 Thread Daniel Berteaud 
Le jeudi 18 octobre 2012 à 13:31 +0200, Stefan Pendl a écrit :

 I have a common package called Java, which gets added to all systems or 
 included as a dependency.
 
 The package is then including the correct java runtime engine based on 
 conditions.
 
 
 '---code start (watch for line wraps)
 
 package id=Java name=Java revision=2011.10.22 reboot=false 
 priority=10 execute=once
  include package-id=JRE6 os=5\.0\.\d{4}/
  include package-id=JRE7
  condition
  check type=logical condition=not
  check type=host condition=os value=5\.0\.\d{4}/
  /check
  /condition
  /include
 /package
 
 '---code end

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll try to play with this. (my problem is
that workstations which needs JRE6 are not a specific Windows version,
so I cannot use the os attr)

Regards, Daniel

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Re: [wpkg-users] Conditional depends

2012-10-18 Thread Stefan Pendl 

Am 18.10.2012 13:43, schrieb Daniel Berteaud:


Thanks for the suggestion, I'll try to play with this. (my problem is
that workstations which needs JRE6 are not a specific Windows version,
so I cannot use the os attr)



It is just an example of the possibilities, so you can use any check 
condition that you see fit.


You can even reuse the conditions you use to apply the Java packages 
currently.



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