buildGlobals.xml

<project basedir=".">
  <description>
    This ant build file contains the properties and taskdefs we will need 
    for virtually every build task, including OS detection, provision of 
    ant-contrib, and the taskdef for Jing.
  </description>
  
  <!--##### GENERAL BUILD PROPERTIES #####-->
  
  <!--We are currently using Saxon 11.-->
  <property name="saxon" value="${basedir}/Lib/saxon/saxon-he-11.jar"/>
  
  <!--Jing in the Lib directory.-->
  <property name="jing" value="${basedir}/Lib/jing.jar"/>
  
  <!--We expect a local installation of the TEI Stylesheets for this early 
  testing; the default must be overridden with -DstylesheetsPath=...-->  
  <property name="stylesheetsPath" value="${basedir}/../Stylesheets"/>
  
  <!-- A group separator for avoiding spaces etc. -->
  <property name="sequenceSeparator" value="&#x241d;"/>
  
  <!-- Directory where we store the Schxslt resources. -->
  <property name="schxsltDir" value="${basedir}/Lib/schxslt"/>
  
  <!-- File which compiles Schematron to XSLT. -->
  <property name="schxsltCompiler" value="${schxsltDir}/xslt/2.0/pipeline-for-svrl.xsl"/>
  
  <!-- We need ant-contrib to do foreach.   -->
  <!--
      Note: We expect the 4 ATOP developers to have ant-contrib
      installed. If & when an ant build process is delivered to users,
      we should consider including the ant-contrib library in our Lib/
      so that users do not have to download it; or we could rewrite 
      targets to avoid ant-contrib components.
  -->
  <taskdef resource="net/sf/antcontrib/antcontrib.properties"/>
  
  <!-- We validate against closed schema with Jing. -->
  <taskdef name="jing" classname="com.thaiopensource.relaxng.util.JingTask">
    <classpath location="${jing}"/>
  </taskdef>
  
  <condition property="isWindows">
    <os family="windows" />
  </condition>
  
  <condition property="isUnix">
    <os family="unix" />
  </condition>
  
  <target name="setWindowsAntPath" if="isWindows">
    <property name="antPath" value="${ant.home}/bin/ant.bat" />
  </target>
  
  <target name="setUnixAntPath" if="isUnix">
    <property name="antPath" value="ant" />
  </target>
  
  <target name="checkNetworkConnection">
    <description>
      TARGET checkNetworkConnection
      We sometimes need to know if we have an internet connection
      or not, in order to run some tests with either remote or local
      resources. This tries to get a file from the TEI site, and 
      sets a property based on whether it succeeds or not.
    </description>
    <delete file="${basedir}/temp/p5subset.xml"/>
    <mkdir dir="${basedir}/temp"/>
    <get src="https://www.tei-c.org/Vault/P5/current/xml/tei/odd/p5subset.xml" 
      dest="${basedir}/temp/p5subset.xml"
      retries="5"
      maxtime="30"
      ignoreerrors="true"/>
    <available property="fileExists" file="${basedir}/temp/p5subset.xml"/>
    <if>
      <equals arg1="${fileExists}" arg2="true"/>
      <then>
        <property name="workingNetworkConnection" value="true"/>
      </then>
      <else>
        <property name="workingNetworkConnection" value="false"/>
      </else>
    </if>
    <echo message="Do we have a working network connection? ${workingNetworkConnection}"/>
  </target>
  
  <!--##### TESTING-RELATED PROPERTIES #####-->
  
  <!--Current PLODD for testing transpile step.-->
  <!--<property name="inputTestPlodd" value="${basedir}/Tests/resources/in_vitro_ODDs/transpile.plodd"/>-->
  

  

</project>