OK, just to clarify, I am a borderline illiterate when it comes to Ant, in
that, I know, mostly and fairly vaguely, that it provides an xml script to
build apps for deployment.
And how to spell it. I think.
So, just so I understand, you are saying that the first thing I have,
immediately after my <project name="MyApp" default="build" basedir="."> tag, I
add
> <exec dir=".."
> executable="svnversion"
> outputproperty="svn.committed.max"
> errorproperty="svnversion.error">
> <arg line="-n"/>
> </exec>
Then at the bottom of the existing woapplication tag, right after the close tag:
>
>
> </woapplication>
>
I add this:
> <chmod
> file="${dest.dir}${file.separator}${build.app.name}.woa${file.separator}${build.app.name}"
> perm="755"/>
>
> <!-- This is not set in Eclipse builds to speed things up so we
> create a default value here indicating this. -->
> <property name="svn.committed.max" value="unknown eclipse build" />
>
> <!-- Add the revision number, date, and time to the Properties file
> -->
> <concat destfile="${java.properties.file}" append="true">
> build.version=${svn.committed.max}
> build.date=${DSTAMP}
> build.time=${TSTAMP}
> </concat>
> </target>
Then do I need to add or change anything in my properties file? Clearly my
previous
>> public String revisionNumber =
>> ERXProperties.stringForKey("RevisionNumber");
>> public String buildNumber = ERXProperties.stringForKey("BuildNumber");
won't work with this, so I would use "build.version" "build.date and
"build.time" as my properties to access the information.
So I now have:
public String buildDate = ERXProperties.stringForKey("build.date");
public String buildTime = ERXProperties.stringForKey("build.time");
public String buildVersion =
ERXProperties.stringForKey("build.version");
and
public String buildVersion(){
System.out.println("buildVersion " + buildVersion + " and
buildDate is " + buildDate);
return buildVersion;
}
public String buildDate(){
return buildDate;
}
public String buildTime(){
return buildTime;
}
Correct? Or is there something else I would need? (I ask, because looking at
it, it would seem that it is supposed to be writing the information to the
Properties file, but nothing is being added to it, and I am getting empty
strings)
>
> On Jul 12, 2011, at 10:50 AM, Andrew Kinnie wrote:
>
>> I am trying to add an svn commit number to the front page of my basically
>> headless push app. However, I am apparently doing something stupid and
>> missing something obvious.
>>
>> I added this to the top of the build.xml script for the app (after the
>> project tag):
>>
>> <!-- Write current build and revision #s into Properties file. -->
>> <target name="updateBuildNumber">
>>
>> <exec executable="svnversion" dir="" outputproperty="svn.revision" />
>> <echo>Revision: ${svn.revision}</echo>
>> <replaceregexp file="Resources/Properties"
>> match="RevisionNumber=(.*)"
>> replace="RevisionNumber=${svn.revision}" />
>> <property environment="env" />
>> <echo>Build Number: ${env.BUILD_NUMBER}</echo>
>> <replaceregexp file="Resources/Properties"
>> match="BuildNumber=(.*)"
>> replace="BuildNumber=${env.BUILD_NUMBER}" />
>> </target>
>>
>> I added this to my Properties file for the app (At the top):
>>
>> RevisionNumber=x
>> BuildNumber=x
>>
>> However, the script is not substituting, and I am not getting anything other
>> than "x" with the following code in my Main.java class
>>
>> public String revisionNumber =
>> ERXProperties.stringForKey("RevisionNumber");
>> public String buildNumber = ERXProperties.stringForKey("BuildNumber");
>>
>> public String revisionNumber(){
>> System.out.println("buildNumber is " + buildNumber + " and
>> revisionNumber is " + revisionNumber);
>> return revisionNumber;
>> }
>>
>> What blindingly obvious thing am I missing?
>>
>> Andrew
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