postgres/build.xml

<!--

  build file to allow ant (http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/) to be used
  to build the PostgreSQL JDBC Driver and any associated java utilities under
  /contrib.

  This is placed here for three reasons:

  1: You only need to run ANT once to get everything.
  2: To let people know that there are more java sources under /contrib.
  3: In the next release (after 7.1) it's intended to have configure to
     detect the presence of both the JDK and ANT, and if both are found
     to build the jdbc driver and utils with the rest of postgresql.

  $Id: build.xml,v 1.1 2001/01/18 14:50:14 peter Exp $

-->

<project name="postgresql" default="jar" basedir=".">

  <!--
	This is the normal entry point. It builds first the
	jdbc driver, then the extra tools.
  -->
  <target name="jar">
    <antcall target="call">
      <param name="target" value="jar" />
    </antcall>
  </target>

  <!--
	This entry point clears the source tree. Call this when you want
	to build a clean install.
  -->
  <target name="clean">
    <antcall target="call">
      <param name="target" value="clean" />
    </antcall>
  </target>

  <!--
	This entry point installs the .jar files into an install directory.

	To use this, call ant as follows:

	ant -Dinstall.directory=mydir install

	Where mydir is the _Absolute_ path of the directory to create.


	If the directory mydir does not exist it will be created.

	If the directory is not absolute then the install will fail by
	creating subdirectories in the build path. Be careful.


	This is intended for "make install" to call it.

e.g.
  Windows: ant -Dc:\jars install
     Unix: ant -Dinstall.directory=/usr/local/lib/jars install
   Cygwin: ant -Dinstall.directory=$(cygpath -w /usr/local/lib/jars) install

  -->
  <target name="install" if="install.directory">
    <mkdir dir="${install.directory}" />
    <antcall target="call">
      <param name="target" value="install" />
    </antcall>
  </target>

  <!--
	This actually calls the other two build.xml files.
	To use it, use the <antcall> tag, and pass the destination target
	within a <param> tag using name="target".

	ie:

	  <antcall target="call">
	    <param name="target" value="mytarget" />
	  </antcall>

	Here, the target mytarget will be called from all the sub build.xml
	files.

	Note:	The target must be present in _ALL_ build.xml files otherwise
		the build will fail.
  -->
  <target name="call">
    <ant dir="src/interfaces/jdbc" target="${target}" />
    <ant dir="contrib/retep" target="${target}" />
  </target>
</project>