JAM Templates

Jar Template

Use this template when writing standard Java code distributed as a jar file. This script triggers unit testing (courtesy of JUnit) by overriding the dist target: 

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<project name="mylib" basedir="." default="default">
  <description>
  + ==\_/============J=A=V=A=G=E=N===A=N=T===M=O=D=U=L=E=S================= +
  +  \(_)/                                                                  +
  +  -(_)-             Generic Java Library Build File                      +
  +  /(_)\                                                                  +
  + ======================================================================= +
  + 
  + Your description goes here...
  +
  + =J=A=M===========================================J=A=V=A=G=E=N=.=C=O=M= +
  </description>
  <property environment="env"/>
  <property name="jam.home" location="${env.JAM_HOME}"/>
  <property name="project.home" location="."/>
  <import file="${user.home}/.ant/props-user.xml" optional="true"/>
  <import file="${basedir}/src/jam/props-maven.xml" optional="true"/>
  <import file="${project.home}/props-project.xml" optional="true"/>
  <import file="${jam.home}/props-global.xml"/>
  <import file="${basedir}/src/jam/classpath.xml"/>
  <import file="${jam.home}/lib.xml"/>
  <import file="${jam.home}/utest.xml"/>
  <!-- =================================================================== -->
  <!-- Override standard targets: -->
  <!-- =================================================================== -->
  <!-- override dist to include unit testing: -->
  <target name="dist" depends="compile, test, jar" description="unit test and package jar distribution file"/>
</project>

EJB/Cactus/JBoss Template

Use this template for developing EJBs and doing in-container Cactus integration testing using JBoss 3.x.

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<project name="myejb" default="default" basedir=".">
  <description>
  + ==\_/============J=A=V=A=G=E=N===A=N=T===M=O=D=U=L=E=S================= +
  +  \(_)/                                                                  +
  +  -(_)-    EJB Build and Cactus Integration Testing on JBoss 3.x         +
  +  /(_)\                                                                  +
  + ======================================================================= +
  + 
  + Your description goes here...
  +
  + =J=A=M===========================================J=A=V=A=G=E=N=.=C=O=M= +
  </description>
  <property environment="env"/>
  <property name="jam.home" location="${env.JAM_HOME}"/>
  <property name="project.home" location="."/>
  <import file="${user.home}/.ant/props-user.xml" optional="true"/>
  <import file="${basedir}/src/jam/props-maven.xml" optional="true"/>
  <import file="${project.home}/props-project.xml" optional="true"/>
  <import file="${jam.home}/props-global.xml"/>
  <import file="${basedir}/src/jam/classpath.xml"/>
  <import file="${jam.home}/appserver-jboss3.xml"/>
  <import file="${jam.home}/ejb.xml"/>
  <import file="${jam.home}/ejbtest-cactus.xml"/>
  <import file="${jam.home}/testcycle.xml"/>
  <!-- =================================================================== -->
  <!-- Override standard targets: -->
  <!-- =================================================================== -->
  <!-- override dist to wrap EJBs in Cactus distribution file:  -->
  <target name="dist" depends="ejb.dist,itest.dist" description="generate target and test distribution files"/>
  <!-- override to deploy Cactus distribution instead of EJB jar file:  -->
  <target name="deploy" depends="dist" description="deploys ejb and test archives to server">
    <antcall target="appserver.deploy">
      <param name="dist.name" value="${test.dist.name}"/>
    </antcall>
  </target>
  <!-- override to undeploy Cactus distribution instead of EJB jar file:  -->
  <target name="undeploy" description="removes archive from server deploy folder">
    <antcall target="appserver.undeploy">
      <param name="dist.name" value="${test.dist.name}"/>
    </antcall>
  </target>
</project>

War/JBoss Template

Use this template for developing web applications on JBoss 3.x. 

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<project name="mywebapp" default="default" basedir=".">
  <description>
  + ==\_/============J=A=V=A=G=E=N===A=N=T===M=O=D=U=L=E=S================= +
  +  \(_)/                                                                  +
  +  -(_)-              Web App Build File for JBoss 3.x                    +
  +  /(_)\                                                                  +
  + ======================================================================= +
  +
  + Your description goes here...
  +
  + Optional properties: 
  +   maven.type - set to 'war' or 'ear' to control distro type, default:'war'
  +   build.classes.dir - redirect classes by setting this to '${basedir}/target/web/WEB-INF/classes'
  +   webapp.context - context of web application, default: ${module.name}
	+
  + =J=A=M===========================================J=A=V=A=G=E=N=.=C=O=M= +
  </description>
  <property environment="env"/>
  <property name="jam.home" location="${env.JAM_HOME}"/>
  <property name="project.home" location="."/>
  <property name="build.classes.dir" location="${basedir}/target/web/WEB-INF/classes"/>
  <import file="${user.home}/.ant/props-user.xml" optional="true"/>
  <import file="${basedir}/src/jam/props-maven.xml" optional="true"/>
  <import file="${project.home}/props-project.xml" optional="true"/>
  <import file="${jam.home}/props-global.xml"/>
  <import file="${basedir}/src/jam/classpath.xml"/>
  <import file="${jam.home}/appserver-jboss3.xml"/>
  <import file="${jam.home}/webapp.xml"/>
  <!-- =================================================================== -->
  <!-- Override standard targets: -->
  <!-- =================================================================== -->
  <!-- Leave classes un-jarred: -->
  <target name="dist" depends="compile, manifest, war" description="package war"/>
</project>