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* Initial check-in of Pants, a new utility to help us manage our 3rd-party
      dependencies (Fortuna, Jetty, Java Service Wrapper, etc.). Some parts of
      Pants are still non-functional at this time so don't mess with it yet
      unless you want to potentially mangle your working copy of CVS.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
Ports + Ant = Pants, a simple Ant-based package manager
free (adj.): unencumbered; not under the control of others
Written by smeghead in 2005 and released into the public domain with no
warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied. It probably won't make
your computer catch on fire, or eat your children, but it might. Use at your
own risk.
-->
<project basedir="." default="help" name="pants-interface">
<!-- .......................... Global Properties .......................... -->
<!-- ........................... Internal Tasks ............................ -->
<target name="-fetchCvs" unless="cvs.source.available" if="using.cvs">
<cvs compressionlevel="${cvs.compression.level}"
date="${cvs.date}"
dest="./distfiles/cvs-src/${pbuild}"
failonerror="true"
package="${cvs.package}"
passfile="${cvs.passfile}"
port="${cvs.port}"
cvsRoot="${cvs.root}"
cvsRsh="${cvs.rsh}"
tag="${cvs.tag}"
/>
</target>
<target name="-fetchPackage" unless="using.cvs">
<get src="${package.url}"
verbose="true"
dest="./distfiles"
/>
</target>
<target name="-init">
<!--
TODO: Create dist/ and working/ folders for each pbuild subdir in case
they've been wiped.
-->
<loadproperties srcfile="world" />
<taskdef name="mergetypedproperties"
classname="net.i2p.pants.MergeTypedPropertiesTask"
classpath="./lib/pants.jar"
/>
<mergetypedproperties input="./pbuilds/${pbuild}/pbuild.properties"
output="./pbuilds/${pbuild}/merged-properties.temp"
booleanList="version.latest.find.regex.canonicaleq, version.latest.find.regex.caseinsensitive, version.latest.find.regex.comments, version.latest.find.regex.dotall, version.latest.find.regex.multiline, version.latest.find.regex.unicodecase, version.latest.find.regex.unixlines"
stringList="cvs.compression.level, cvs.date, cvs.package, cvs.passfile, cvs.port, cvs.root, cvs.rsh, cvs.tag, package.url, version.latest, version.latest.find.url, version.latest.find.regex"
/>
<loadproperties srcfile="./pbuilds/${pbuild}/merged-properties.temp" />
<delete file="./pbuilds/${pbuild}/merged-properties.temp" />
<!--
If '-Dpbuild={name}' isn't specified, the 'build', 'fetch', 'update'
and 'version' commands should default to 'world' behavior.
-->
<antcall target="-setWorld" />
<condition property="using.cvs">
<or>
<equals arg1="CVS" arg2="${version.using.${pbuild}}" />
<equals arg1="cvs" arg2="${version.using.${pbuild}}" />
</or>
</condition>
<!--
If 'version.recommended' isn't defined in pbuild.properties, default
to latest available version.
-->
</target>
<target name="-setWorld" unless="pbuild">
<property name="pbuild" value="world" />
</target>
<target name="-unpackTarBz2">
<untar src="${pbuild.package}"
compression="bzip2"
dest="./${pbuild}/working"
/>
</target>
<target name="-unpackTarGzip">
<untar src="${pbuild.package}"
compression="gzip"
dest="./${pbuild}/working"
/>
</target>
<target name="-unpackZip">
<unzip src="${pbuild.package}" dest="./${pbuild}/working" />
</target>
<target name="-updateCvs" if="using.cvs">
<cvs command="update -d"
compressionlevel="${compression.level}"
date="${cvs.date}"
dest="./distfiles/cvs-src"
failonerror="true"
package="${cvs.package}"
passfile="${cvs.passfile}"
port="${cvs.port}"
cvsRoot="${cvs.root}"
cvsRsh="${cvs.rsh}"
tag="${cvs.tag}"
/>
</target>
<target name="-updateConfirm" if="confirm.update" unless="no.prompts">
<input validargs="y,Y,n,N"
defaultvalue="n"
addproperty="confirm.update.answer">
You currently have the recommended version installed. A newer
version will be installed if you continue and this may break some
applications which depend on this package. Are you sure you want
to update? [y/N]
</input>
<condition property="abort.update">
<or>
<equals arg1="n" arg2="${confirm.update.answer}" />
<equals arg1="N" arg2="${confirm.update.answer}" />
</or>
</condition>
<fail if="abort.update">Update aborted.</fail>
</target>
<target name="-versionLatest">
<get src="${version.latest.find.url}"
dest="version.latest.in.temp"
verbose="true"
/>
<taskdef name="match"
classname="net.i2p.pants.MatchTask"
classpath="./lib/pants.jar"
/>
<match input="version.latest.in.temp"
output="version.latest.parsed.temp"
regex="${version.latest.find.regex}"
canonicaleq="${version.latest.find.regex.canonicaleq}"
caseinsensitive="${version.latest.find.regex.caseinsensitive}"
comments="${version.latest.find.regex.comments}"
dotall="${version.latest.find.regex.dotall}"
multiline="${version.latest.find.regex.multiline}"
unicodecase="${version.latest.find.regex.unicodecase}"
unixlines="${version.latest.find.regex.unixlines}"
/>
<loadproperties srcFile="version.latest.parsed.temp" />
<delete file="version.latest.in.temp" />
<delete file="version.latest.parsed.temp" />
<property name="version.latest" value="${group.1}" />
</target>
<target name="-versionRecommended">
<property name="version.recommended" value="x" />
</target>
<target name="-versionUsing">
<property name="version.using" value="x" />
</target>
<!-- .......................... Public Interface ........................... -->
<target name="build" depends="-init,fetch"
description="Build a pbuild and its dependencies">
<ant antfile="pbuild.xml" dir="./pbuilds/${pbuild}" target="clean" />
<ant antfile="pbuild.xml" dir="./pbuilds/${pbuild}" target="build" />
<!--
Perform a 'clean' on the target first (but not 'distclean')
-->
</target>
<target name="fetch" depends="-init"
description="Get package only">
<antcall target="-fetchPackage" />
<antcall target="-fetchCvs" />
<copydir dest="./pbuilds/${pbuild}/working"
src="./distfiles/cvs-src/${pbuild}"
/>
</target>
<target name="help"
description="Display usage synopsis">
<echo>
Pants usage:
ant [--usejikes] [-Dpbuild={name}] [-Dpbuild.version={version}]
[-D{property}={value}] [-Dno.prompts=true] build | fetch |
help | install | uninstall | update | version
build Build a pbuild and its dependencies
fetch Get package only
help Display usage synopsis
install Fetch, build and install a pbuild
uninstall Uninstall a pbuild
update Update pbuild(s) to the latest version(s)
version Display pbuild version information
</echo>
</target>
<!--
Install recommended version by default unless 'version' property is set.
Do not install if package is already installed.
-->
<target name="install" depends="-init, build"
description="Install a pbuild">
<ant antfile="pbuild.xml" dir="./pbuilds/${pbuild}" target="dist" />
<ant antfile="pbuild.xml" dir="./pbuilds/${pbuild}"
target="distclean"
/>
</target>
<target name="uninstall" depends="-init"
description="Uninstall a pbuild" />
<target name="update" depends="-init"
description="Update pbuild(s) to the latest version(s)">
<condition property="${confirm.update}">
<equals arg1="${version.using}" arg2="${version.recommended}" />
</condition>
<antcall target="-updateConfirm" />
</target>
<target name="version"
depends="-init, -versionRecommended, -versionUsing, -versionLatest"
description="Display pbuild version information">
<echo message="Latest version: ${version.recommended}" />
<echo message="Latest version: ${version.using}" />
<echo message="Latest version: ${version.latest}" />
</target>
</project>

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<project basedir="." default="build" name="build-pants">
<target name="build"
description="Build the source">
<mkdir dir="./java/build"/>
<javac srcdir="./java/src" source="1.3" target="1.3" deprecation="on" destdir="./java/build" />
</target>
<target name="clean"
description="Remove all object files">
<delete dir="./java/build" />
<delete dir="./java/jartemp" />
</target>
<target name="dist" depends="build, jar"
description="Create the jar and copy it to ../lib">
<copy todir="../lib" file="./java/build/pants.jar" />
</target>
<target name="distclean" depends="clean"
description="Remove the jar and all object files" >
<delete file="../lib/pants.jar" />
</target>
<target name="jar">
<delete dir="./java/jartemp" />
<mkdir dir="./java/jartemp" />
<copy todir="./java/jartemp">
<fileset dir="./java/build" includes="**/*.class" />
</copy>
<jar basedir="./java/jartemp" jarfile="./java/build/pants.jar">
<manifest>
<section name="net.i2p.pants">
<attribute name="Implementation-Title" value="Pants" />
<attribute name="Implementation-Version" value="0.0.1" />
<attribute name="Implementation-Vendor" value="I2P" />
<attribute name="Implementation-Vendor-Id" value="I2P" />
<attribute name="Implementation-URL" value="http://www.i2p.net" />
</section>
</manifest>
</jar>
<delete dir="./java/jartemp" />
</target>
</project>

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/*
* Ports + Ant = Pants, a simple Ant-based package manager
*
* free (adj.): unencumbered; not under the control of others
*
* Written by smeghead in 2005 and released into the public domain with no
* warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied. It probably won't make
* your computer catch on fire, or eat your children, but it might. Use at your
* own risk.
*/
package net.i2p.pants;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.FileReader;
import java.io.FileWriter;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;
import org.apache.tools.ant.BuildException;
import org.apache.tools.ant.Task;
/**
* <p>Custom Ant task for matching the contents of a file against a given
* regular expression and writing any matching groups to a file in
* <code>java.util.Properties</code> format.
* </p>
* <p>Each key in the properties file is named after the number corresponding to
* its matching group and its value is the contents of the matching group.
* </p>
* <p>Regular expressions passed to this task must conform to the specification
* used by Sun's <code>java.util.regex</code> package and thus are mostly
* compatible with Perl 5 regular expressions.
* </p>
* <p>When calling the <code>match</code> task, the attributes
* <code>input</code>, <code>output</code>, and <code>regex</code> are required.
* </p>
* <p>Optional boolean attributes may be used to toggle various modes for the
* regular expression engine (all are set to <code>false</code> by default):
* </p>
* <table>
* <tr><td><code>canonicaleq</code></td><td>Enable canonical equivalence</td></tr>
* <tr><td><code>caseinsensitive</code></td><td>Enable case-insensitive matching</td></tr>
* <tr><td><code>comments</code></td><td>Permit whitespace and comments in pattern</td></tr>
* <tr><td><code>dotall</code></td><td>Enable dotall mode</td></tr>
* <tr><td><code>multiline</code></td><td>Enable multi-line mode</td></tr>
* <tr><td><code>unicodecase</code></td><td>Enable Unicode-aware case folding</td></tr>
* <tr><td><code>unixlines</code></td><td>Enable Unix lines mode</td></tr>
* </table>
* <p>There is one additional optional boolean attribute,
* <code>failOnNoMatch</code>. If this attribute is <code>true</code> it causes
* the <code>match</code> task to throw a
* <code>org.apache.tools.ant.BuildException</code> and fail if no matches for
* the regular expression are found. The default value is <code>false</code>,
* meaning a failed match will simply result in a warning message to
* <code>STDERR</code> and an empty (0 byte) <code>output</code> file being
* created.
* </p>
* <p>
* <h4>Example</h4>
* </p>
* <p>Contents of input file <code>letter.txt</code>:
* <pre>
* Dear Alice,
*
* How's about you and me gettin' together for some anonymous foo action?
*
* Kisses,
* Bob
* </pre>
* </p>
* <p>Ant <code>match</code> task and a <code>taskdef</code> defining it:
* <pre>
* &lt;taskdef name="match" classname="net.i2p.pants.MatchTask" classpath="../../lib/pants.jar" /&gt;
* &lt;match input="letter.txt"
* output="matches.txt"
* regex="about (\S*?) and (\S*?) .+anonymous (\S*?)"
* /&gt;
* </pre>
* </p>
* <p>Contents of properties file <code>matches.txt</code> written by this task:
* <pre>
* group.0=about you and me gettin' together for some anonymous foo
* group.1=you
* group.2=me
* group.3=foo
* </pre>
* </p>
* <p>These values can be loaded from <code>matches.txt</code> into Ant
* properties like so:
* <pre>
* &lt;loadproperties srcFile="matches.txt" /&gt;
* </pre>
* </p>
*
* @author smeghead
*/
public class MatchTask extends Task {
private boolean _failOnNoMatch;
private String _inputFile;
private String _outputFile;
private String _regex;
private int _regexFlags;
public void execute() throws BuildException {
int charRead = 0;
FileReader fileReader = null;
FileWriter fileWriter = null;
Matcher matcher = null;
Pattern pattern = null;
PrintWriter printWriter = null;
StringBuffer text = new StringBuffer();
if (_inputFile == null)
throw new BuildException("Error: 'match' task requires 'input' attribute");
if (_outputFile == null)
throw new BuildException("Error: 'match' task requires 'output' attribute");
if (_regex == null)
throw new BuildException("Error: 'match' task requires 'regex' attribute");
pattern = Pattern.compile(_regex, _regexFlags);
try {
fileReader = new FileReader(_inputFile);
while ((charRead = fileReader.read()) != -1)
text.append((char) charRead);
fileReader.close();
matcher = pattern.matcher(text);
if (matcher.find()) {
printWriter = new PrintWriter(new FileWriter(_outputFile));
for (int i = 0; i <= matcher.groupCount(); i++)
printWriter.println("group." + Integer.toString(i) + "=" + matcher.group(i));
printWriter.flush();
printWriter.close();
} else {
if (_failOnNoMatch) {
throw new BuildException("Error: No matches found in " + _inputFile);
} else {
System.err.println("Warning: No matches found in " + _inputFile);
// Create 0 byte output file.
fileWriter = new FileWriter(_outputFile);
fileWriter.close();
}
}
} catch (FileNotFoundException fnfe) {
throw new BuildException("File " + _inputFile + " not found", fnfe);
} catch (IOException ioe) {
throw new BuildException(ioe);
}
}
public void setCanonicalEq(boolean enableCanonicalEq) {
if (enableCanonicalEq)
_regexFlags |= Pattern.CANON_EQ;
}
public void setCaseInsensitive(boolean enableCaseInsensitive) {
if (enableCaseInsensitive)
_regexFlags |= Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE;
}
public void setComments(boolean enableComments) {
if (enableComments)
_regexFlags |= Pattern.COMMENTS;
}
public void setDotall(boolean enableDotall) {
if (enableDotall)
_regexFlags |= Pattern.DOTALL;
}
public void setFailOnNoMatch(boolean failOnNoMatch) {
_failOnNoMatch = failOnNoMatch;
}
public void setInput(String inputFile) {
_inputFile = inputFile;
}
public void setMultiLine(boolean enableMultiLine) {
if (enableMultiLine)
_regexFlags |= Pattern.MULTILINE;
}
public void setOutput(String outputFile) {
_outputFile = outputFile;
}
public void setRegex(String regex) {
_regex = regex;
}
public void setUnicodeCase(boolean enableUnicodeCase) {
if (enableUnicodeCase)
_regexFlags |= Pattern.UNICODE_CASE;
}
public void setUnixLines(boolean enableUnixLines) {
if (enableUnixLines)
_regexFlags |= Pattern.UNIX_LINES;
}
}

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/*
* Ports + Ant = Pants, a simple Ant-based package manager
*
* free (adj.): unencumbered; not under the control of others
*
* Written by smeghead in 2005 and released into the public domain with no
* warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied. It probably won't make
* your computer catch on fire, or eat your children, but it might. Use at your
* own risk.
*/
package net.i2p.pants;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Enumeration;
import java.util.Properties;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;
import org.apache.tools.ant.BuildException;
import org.apache.tools.ant.Task;
/**
* <p>Custom Ant task for loading properties from a
* <code>java.util.Properties</code> file then merging them with lists of
* expected properties. When an expected property is found in the properties
* file it is set to the value given for it in the file. If an expected property
* from a list isn't found in the properties file its value will be set to "" or
* "false", depending on the property's data type.
* </p>
* <p>A property's data type is determined by membership in one of two lists
* which can be passed into an instance of this class: a string-typed list and a
* boolean-typed list. Values for string-typed properties may be any valid
* string accepted by <code>java.util.Properties</code>, and values for
* boolean-typed properties must be either "false" or "true".
* </p>
* <p>Lists holding more than one property must be comma-delimited.
* </p>
* <p>The output of this class is a temporary <code>java.util.Properties</code>
* file which is suitable for reading by the standard Ant
* <code>loadproperties</code> task.
* </p>
* <p>Note that if any properties in the given lists have already been defined
* before the <code>mergetypedproperties</code> task is called, their values
* cannot be changed since Ant properties are immutable.
* </p>
* <h4>Example</h4>
* </p>
* <p>Contents of a properties file <code>my.properties</code>:
* <pre>
* some.property.exists=true
* hasValue=false
* some.property=this is a value
* property0=bork bork
* propertyX=this property wasn't passed in a list
* </pre>
* </p>
* <p>Ant <code>mergetypedproperties</code> task and a <code>taskdef</code>
* defining it:
* <pre>
* &lt;taskdef name="mergetypedproperties" classname="net.i2p.pants.MergeTypedPropertiesTask" classpath="../../lib/pants.jar" /&gt;
* &lt;mergetypedproperties input="my.properties"
* output="merged-properties.temp"
* booleanList="some.property.exists,is.valid,hasValue"
* stringList="some.property,another.property,property0"
* /&gt;
* </pre>
* </p>
* <p>Contents of properties file <code>merged-properties.temp</code> written by this task:
* <pre>
* some.property.exists=true
* is.valid=false
* hasValue=false
* some.property=this is a value
* another.property=
* property0=bork bork
* propertyX=this property wasn't passed in a list
* </pre>
* </p>
* <p>If you don't want this task's output to include properties which weren't
* in the lists of expected properties, you can set the attribute
* <code>onlyExpected</code> to <code>true</code>. In the example, this would
* result in the file <code>merged-properties.temp</code> containing only the
* following properties:
* <pre>
* some.property.exists=true
* is.valid=false
* hasValue=false
* some.property=this is a value
* another.property=
* property0=bork bork
* </pre>
* </p>
*
* @author smeghead
*/
public class MergeTypedPropertiesTask extends Task {
private String _booleanList = "";
private String _inputFile;
private boolean _onlyExpected;
private String _outputFile;
private Properties _propertiesIn = new Properties();
private Properties _propertiesOut = new Properties();
private String _stringList = "";
public void execute() throws BuildException {
StringTokenizer strtokBoolean = new StringTokenizer(_booleanList, ",");
StringTokenizer strtokString = new StringTokenizer(_stringList, ",");
String property = "";
if (_inputFile == null)
throw new BuildException("Error: 'mergetypedproperties' task requires 'input' attribute");
if (_outputFile == null)
throw new BuildException("Error: 'mergetypedproperties' task requires 'output' attribute");
// Add some type-checking on the list elements
try {
_propertiesIn.load(new FileInputStream(_inputFile));
while (strtokBoolean.hasMoreTokens())
_propertiesOut.setProperty(strtokBoolean.nextToken().trim(), "false");
while (strtokString.hasMoreTokens())
_propertiesOut.setProperty(strtokString.nextToken().trim(), "");
for (Enumeration enum = _propertiesIn.elements(); enum.hasMoreElements(); ) {
property = (String) enum.nextElement();
if (_onlyExpected && !_propertiesOut.containsKey(property))
continue;
else
_propertiesOut.setProperty(property, _propertiesIn.getProperty(property));
}
_propertiesOut.store(new FileOutputStream(_inputFile), "This is a temporary file. It is safe to delete it.");
} catch (IOException ioe) {
throw new BuildException(ioe);
}
}
public void setBooleanList(String booleanList) {
_booleanList = booleanList;
}
public void setInput(String inputFile) {
_inputFile = inputFile;
}
public void setOnlyExpected(boolean onlyExpected) {
_onlyExpected = onlyExpected;
}
public void setOutput(String outputFile) {
_outputFile = outputFile;
}
public void setStringList(String stringList) {
_stringList = stringList;
}
}

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What is Pants?
--------------
Pants is an Apache Ant-based package manager for the management of 3rd party
dependencies in Java development projects. It's loosely modeled after
FreeBSD's Ports and Gentoo Linux's Portage, with two major differences:
* Pants isn't intended for system-wide package management. It's tailored for
per-project 3rd party package management. You will typically have one
Pants repository per project and each repository will be located somewhere
under your project's root directory. If you're familiar with Ports or
Portage, a Pants repository is roughly analogous to /usr/ports or
/usr/portage.
* Pants is extremely portable. It goes anywhere Apache Ant goes.
Pants takes a modular approach to the standard Ant buildfile, breaking it
into 3 files for functionality and convenience:
1. The Pants public interface, pants/build.xml, provides a single consistent
way to access and manipulate dependency packages and relieves some of the
developer's burden by providing implementations for some frequently-used
and complex Ant operations.
2. pbuild.xml is a specially-structured and slimmed-down Ant buildfile in
which you implement custom handling for a package your project depends
on. This is known as the "pbuild" and is roughly analogous to a FreeBSD
port or a Gentoo ebuild. A fairly explanatory template for pbuilds,
pbuild.template.xml, is provided.
3. pbuild.properties contains those properties for a specific pbuild which
are most likely to change over time. It uses the java.util.Properties
format which is more human-friendly for hand-editing than Ant/XML. A
fairly explanatory template, pbuild.template.properties, is provided.
There is one more file that completes the Pants system: the metadata file
pants/world is a database for keeping track of all packages managed by Pants
for your project.
Pants automatically handles versioning for your project's dependency
packages and keeps track of their recommended versions, currently used
versions, and latest available versions. This makes it extremely simple for
project developers to switch back and forth between different versions of a
dependency, and makes it just as easy to update a dependency. You can even
update all your project's Pants-managed packages with a single command.
Pbuilds are designed to automatically handle the downloading, building,
repackaging and deployment of source archives, binary archives, and CVS
sources, all in a manner that's completely transparent to the project
developer. Pbuilds currently support tar + gzip, tar + bzip2, and zip
archives.
Because it is based on Ant, Pants integrates very well with Ant buildfiles
and will fit easily into your project's Ant build framework. However, its
interface is simple enough to be called just as easily by more traditional
build systems such as GNU Make.
Why Should I Use Pants?
-----------------------
There are many applications for Pants, but a few use cases should best serve
to illustrate its usefulness:
1. You have a project that you ship with several 3rd party libraries but the
versions you're using are stale. With a single command, Pants can
automatically discover the latest release versions for all of these, then
download, build, and place the fresh libraries where your project's main
build system expects them to be at build time.
2. You want to test multiple versions of a 3rd party library against your
project. Pants only requires you to issue a single command to switch
library versions, so can spend more time testing and less time hunting
packages down, unpackaging them, symlinking, etc.
3. Pants is public domain. You can ship it with your project if you need to
without having to worry about petty intellectual property or licensing
issues.
Minimum Requirements
--------------------
* Apache Ant 1.6.2 or higher is recommended
* Any Java runtime and operating system that will run Ant
Installation
------------
Not finished yet.
Why the Silly Name?
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Ports + Ant = Pants. Any other explanation is purely a product of your
twisted imagination.
Miscellaneous Pocket Fluff
--------------------------
Author: smeghead <smeghead@i2pmail.org> <smeghead@mail.i2p>
License: No license necessary. This work is released into the public domain.
Price: Free! But if you really appreciate Pants, or you're just a sicko,
please send me a picture of your worst or most unusual pair of
pants so I can add it to the Whirling Hall of Pants on pants.i2p,
the official Pants eepsite (that's an anonymous website on I2P--see
http://www.i2p.net for more information).
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# The properties defined in this file can be overridden on the command line by
# passing them in as parameters like so:
#
# ant -Dpbuild=myapp -Dversion.recommended=2.0.5 install
#
# *** DO NOT DEFINE A PROPERTY BUT LEAVE ITS VALUE BLANK. PANTS WILL BREAK! ***
# Recommended Package Version
#
# Set this property's value to the package version you want Pants to use for the
# pbuild by default. The version string specified must match the version
# substring from the package's filename if the filename contains a version
# number.
#
# Comment out this property to force use of the latest available version.
#
# If the pbuild is CVS-based rather than package-based, this property must be
# set to 'CVS'.
#
# Example:
#
# version.recommended=2.0.4
# Latest Package Version
#
# There are currently two ways to inform Pants of the latest version number for
# your package.
#
# Method 1: Manually modify the property 'version.latest' to reflect the latest
# version number.
#
# Method 2: Provide a URL for a page on the package's website and a regular
# expression with which to parse it in order to extract the version
# number of the latest available package. For this you must define the
# properties 'version.latest.find.url', 'version.latest.find.regex',
# and any regular expression engine mode flags needed. The pattern
# defined must have exactly one capturing group to encapsulate the
# version string, otherwise the operation will fail.
#
# You may use both methods, in which case the version number specified by Method
# 1 will be used as the fallback value if Method 2 for some reason is
# unsuccessful.
#
# If neither method is enabled here or they fail to return a valid value to
# Pants, the 'ant update' operation for this pbuild may exit ungracefully unless
# the pbuild is CVS-based (none of the version.latest.* properties are used by
# CVS-based pbuilds).
#
# The following is a list of boolean properties for optional mode flags used by
# the regular expression engine. Set a value of "true" for any you wish to use.
#
# version.latest.find.regex.canonicaleq - Enable canonical equivalence
# version.latest.find.regex.caseinsensitive - Enable case-insensitive matching
# version.latest.find.regex.comments - Permit whitespace and comments
# version.latest.find.regex.dotall - Enable dotall mode
# version.latest.find.regex.multiline - Enable multi-line mode
# version.latest.find.regex.unicodecase - Enable Unicode-aware case folding
# version.latest.find.regex.unixlines - Enable Unix lines mode
#
# Examples:
#
# version.latest=5.1.2
# version.latest.find.url=http://sourceforge.net/projects/jetty/
# version.latest.find.regex=Stable.+?Jetty-(.+?)</A>
# Package URL
#
# Specify the URL pointing to the pbuild's package from here. The token
# '${pbuild.version}' if used will automatically be expanded to the appropriate
# version string.
#
# The package URL property is not used by CVS-based pbuilds.
#
# Examples:
#
# package.url=ftp://borkbork.se/bork-${pbuild.version}.tar.bz2
# package.url=http://bork.borkbork.se/bork-${pbuild.version}-src.tar.gz
# CVS Repository
#
# The values expected for CVS properties here are the same as those expected by
# their corresponding Apache Ant 'Cvs' task attributes. For details see:
#
# http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/cvs.html
#
# Not all of the 'Cvs' task's attributes have corresponding Pants properties.
# The following is a list of all valid CVS properties for Pants (and their
# default values if applicable):
#
# cvs.compression.level
# cvs.date
# cvs.package
# cvs.passfile=~/.cvspass
# cvs.port=2401
# cvs.root
# cvs.rsh
# cvs.tag
#
# Of these, only the 'cvs.root' property is required for CVS-based pbuilds.
#
# Examples:
#
# cvs.root=:pserver:anoncvs@borkbork.se:/cvsroot/bork
# cvs.rsh=ssh
# cvs.package=borkbork

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
This is a template for Pants pbuilds. Pbuilds use standard Apache Ant syntax.
For each target in the Public Interface section you must provide either an
implementation or a stub. You may also add your own custom tasks and
properties to this file. Be careful that none of your custom properties'
names clash with the properties defined in pants/build.xml.
-->
<project basedir="." default="build" name="name-of-pbuild-here">
<!-- ....................... Begin Public Interface ........................ -->
<!--
When this target is called, the pbuild's sources and/or binaries have
already been extracted/copied by Pants into the pbuild's working/
subdirectory. This target must prepare those sources and/or binaries in
the working/ subdirectory into deployable form, for example by building
all necessary classes and jar files.
This target must not create or modify any files outside the pbuild's
working/ subdirectory. (An automatic sandboxing mechanism should be added
to Pants at some point.) It is however acceptable for a task called by
'builddep' to modify files outside of this pbuild's working/ directory.
-->
<target name="build" depends="builddep" />
<!--
Use this to call targets from other pbuilds, Ant buildfiles, Makefiles,
etc. which perform tasks this pbuild's 'build' target depends on. If other
pbuilds are called here, they must be called through the Pants interface
or else it may leave Pants in an inconsistent state.
Most pbuilds probably won't need to implement this target.
-->
<target name="builddep" />
<!--
This target must undo the actions performed by the 'build' target.
-->
<target name="clean" depends="depclean" />
<!--
If the 'builddep' target is implemented, this target must be implemented
to undo its actions.
-->
<target name="depclean" />
<!--
This target must copy all deployable files generated by the 'build' target
into the pbuild's dist/ subdirectory (for use by other pbuilds or Ant
processes) or to their final deployment locations outside the pants/
directory hierarchy. Note that the latter may require the user to gain
superuser/admin privileges.
-->
<target name="dist" depends="build" />
<!--
This target must remove all files from the pbuild's dist/ subdirectory
and final deployment locations, reversing the actions of the 'dist'
target. Note that removal of files from their final deployment locations
may require the user to gain superuser/admin privileges.
-->
<target name="distclean" depends="clean" />
<!-- ........................ End Public Interface ......................... -->
</project>

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# The properties defined in this file can be overridden on the command line by
# passing them in as parameters like so:
#
# ant -Dpbuild=myapp -Dversion.recommended=2.0.5 install
#
# *** DO NOT DEFINE A PROPERTY BUT LEAVE ITS VALUE BLANK. PANTS WILL BREAK! ***
# Recommended Package Version
#
# Set this property's value to the package version you want Pants to use for the
# pbuild by default. The version string specified must match the version
# substring from the package's filename if the filename contains a version
# number.
#
# Comment out this property to force use of the latest available version.
#
# If the pbuild is CVS-based rather than package-based, this property must be
# set to 'CVS'.
#
# Example:
#
# version.recommended=2.0.4
version.recommended=CVS
# Latest Package Version
#
# There are currently two ways to inform Pants of the latest version number for
# your package.
#
# Method 1: Manually modify the property 'version.latest' to reflect the latest
# version number.
#
# Method 2: Provide a URL for a page on the package's website and a regular
# expression with which to parse it in order to extract the version
# number of the latest available package. For this you must define the
# properties 'version.latest.find.url', 'version.latest.find.regex',
# and any regular expression engine mode flags needed. The pattern
# defined must have exactly one capturing group to encapsulate the
# version string, otherwise the operation will fail.
#
# You may use both methods, in which case the version number specified by Method
# 1 will be used as the fallback value if Method 2 for some reason is
# unsuccessful.
#
# If neither method is enabled here or they fail to return a valid value to
# Pants, the 'ant update' operation for this pbuild may exit ungracefully unless
# the pbuild is CVS-based (none of the version.latest.* properties are used by
# CVS-based pbuilds).
#
# The following is a list of boolean properties for optional mode flags used by
# the regular expression engine. Set a value of "true" for any you wish to use.
#
# version.latest.find.regex.canonicaleq - Enable canonical equivalence
# version.latest.find.regex.caseinsensitive - Enable case-insensitive matching
# version.latest.find.regex.comments - Permit whitespace and comments
# version.latest.find.regex.dotall - Enable dotall mode
# version.latest.find.regex.multiline - Enable multi-line mode
# version.latest.find.regex.unicodecase - Enable Unicode-aware case folding
# version.latest.find.regex.unixlines - Enable Unix lines mode
#
# Examples:
#
# version.latest=5.1.2
# version.latest.find.url=http://sourceforge.net/projects/jetty/
# version.latest.find.regex=Stable.+?Jetty-(.+?)</A>
# Package URL
#
# Specify the URL pointing to the pbuild's package from here. The token
# '${pbuild.version}' if used will automatically be expanded to the appropriate
# version string.
#
# The package URL property is not used by CVS-based pbuilds.
#
# Examples:
#
# package.url=ftp://borkbork.se/bork-${pbuild.version}.tar.bz2
# package.url=http://bork.borkbork.se/bork-${pbuild.version}-src.tar.gz
# CVS Repository
#
# The values expected for CVS properties here are the same as those expected by
# their corresponding Apache Ant 'Cvs' task attributes. For details see:
#
# http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/cvs.html
#
# Not all of the 'Cvs' task's attributes have corresponding Pants properties.
# The following is a list of all valid CVS properties for Pants (and their
# default values if applicable):
#
# cvs.compression.level
# cvs.date
# cvs.package
# cvs.passfile=~/.cvspass
# cvs.port=2401
# cvs.root
# cvs.rsh
# cvs.tag
#
# Of these, only the 'cvs.root' property is required for CVS-based pbuilds.
#
# Examples:
#
# cvs.root=:pserver:anoncvs@borkbork.se:/cvsroot/bork
# cvs.rsh=ssh
# cvs.package=borkbork
cvs.root=:ext:anoncvs@savannah.gnu.org:/cvsroot/gnu-crypto
cvs.rsh=ssh
cvs.package=gnu-crypto

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<project basedir="." default="build" name="fortuna-pbuild">
<property name="gnucrypt.base.dir" value="./working/gnu-crypto" />
<property name="gnucrypt.etc.dir" value="${gnucrypt.base.dir}/etc" />
<property name="gnucrypt.lib.dir" value="${gnucrypt.base.dir}/lib" />
<property name="gnucrypt.object.dir" value="${gnucrypt.base.dir}/classes" />
<property name="gnucrypt.base.crypto.object.dir" value="${gnucrypt.object.dir}/gnu/crypto" />
<property name="gnucrypt.cipher.object.dir" value="${gnucrypt.base.crypto.object.dir}/cipher" />
<property name="gnucrypt.hash.object.dir" value="${gnucrypt.base.crypto.object.dir}/hash" />
<property name="gnucrypt.prng.object.dir" value="${gnucrypt.base.crypto.object.dir}/prng" />
<patternset id="fortuna.files">
<include name="${gnucrypt.base.crypto.object.dir}/Registry.class" />
<include name="${gnucrypt.prng.object.dir}/Fortuna*.class" />
<include name="${gnucrypt.prng.object.dir}/BasePRNG.class" />
<include name="${gnucrypt.prng.object.dir}/RandomEventListener.class" />
<include name="${gnucrypt.prng.object.dir}/IRandom.class" />
<include name="${gnucrypt.cipher.object.dir}/CipherFactory.class" />
<include name="${gnucrypt.cipher.object.dir}/IBlockCipher.class" />
<include name="${gnucrypt.hash.object.dir}/HashFactory.class" />
<include name="${gnucrypt.hash.object.dir}/IMessageDigest.class" />
</patternset>
<!--
Add this when Fortuna tests are added to GNU Crypto, else write some
-->
<target name="-test" />
<!-- ....................... Begin Public Interface ........................ -->
<!--
When this target is called, the pbuild's sources and/or binaries have
already been extracted/copied by Pants into the pbuild's working/
subdirectory. This target must prepare those sources and/or binaries in
the working/ subdirectory into deployable form, for example by building
all necessary classes and jar files.
This target must not create or modify any files outside the pbuild's
working/ subdirectory. (An automatic sandboxing mechanism should be added
to Pants at some point.) It is however acceptable for a task called by
'builddep' to modify files outside of this pbuild's working/ directory.
-->
<target name="build" depends="builddep">
<delete dir="./working/build" />
<delete dir="./working/jartemp" />
<mkdir dir="./working/build" />
<mkdir dir="./working/jartemp/${gnucrypt.object.dir}" />
<copy todir="./working/jartemp">
<fileset dir=".">
<patternset refid="fortuna.files" />
</fileset>
</copy>
<jar basedir="./working/jartemp/${gnucrypt.object.dir}" jarfile="./working/build/fortuna.jar">
<manifest>
<section name="fortuna">
<attribute name="Implementation-Title" value="I2P Custom GNU Crypto Fortuna Library" />
<attribute name="Implementation-Version" value="CVS HEAD" />
<attribute name="Implementation-Vendor" value="Free Software Foundation" />
<attribute name="Implementation-Vendor-Id" value="FSF" />
<attribute name="Implementation-URL" value="http://www.gnu.org/software/gnu-crypto" />
</section>
</manifest>
</jar>
<delete dir="./working/jartemp" />
</target>
<!--
Use this to call targets from other pbuilds, Ant buildfiles, Makefiles,
etc. which perform tasks this pbuild's 'build' target depends on. If other
pbuilds are called here, they must be called through the Pants interface
or else it may leave Pants in an inconsistent state.
Most pbuilds probably won't need to implement this target.
-->
<target name="builddep">
<ant dir="${gnucrypt.base.dir}" target="jar" />
</target>
<!--
This target must undo the actions performed by the 'build' target.
-->
<target name="clean" depends="depclean">
<delete dir="./working/jartemp" />
</target>
<!--
If the 'builddep' target is implemented, this target must be implemented
to undo its actions.
-->
<target name="depclean">
<!--
Annoyingly the GNU Crypto distclean task called here doesn't clean
*all* derived files from java/gnu-crypto/lib like it should (because
a couple of lines are commented out).....
-->
<ant dir="${gnucrypt.base.dir}" target="distclean" />
<!--
.....and so we mop up the rest ourselves.
-->
<delete dir="${gnucrypt.lib.dir}" />
</target>
<!--
This target must copy all deployable files generated by the 'build' target
into the pbuild's dist/ subdirectory (for use by other pbuilds or Ant
processes) or to their final deployment locations outside the pants/
directory hierarchy. Note that the latter may require the user to gain
superuser/admin privileges.
-->
<target name="dist" depends="build">
<copy todir="./dist/fortuna.jar" file="./working/build/fortuna.jar" />
</target>
<!--
This target must remove all files from the pbuild's dist/ subdirectory
and final deployment locations, reversing the actions of the 'dist'
target. Note that removal of files from their final deployment locations
may require the user to gain superuser/admin privileges.
-->
<target name="distclean" depends="clean">
<delete file="./dist/fortuna.jar" />
</target>
<!-- ........................ End Public Interface ......................... -->
</project>

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# The properties defined in this file can be overridden on the command line by
# passing them in as parameters like so:
#
# ant -Dpbuild=myapp -Dversion.recommended=2.0.5 install
#
# *** DO NOT DEFINE A PROPERTY BUT LEAVE ITS VALUE BLANK. PANTS WILL BREAK! ***
# Recommended Package Version
#
# Set this property's value to the package version you want Pants to use for the
# pbuild by default. The version string specified must match the version
# substring from the package's filename if the filename contains a version
# number.
#
# Comment out this property to force use of the latest available version.
#
# If the pbuild is CVS-based rather than package-based, this property must be
# set to 'CVS'.
#
# Example:
#
# version.recommended=2.0.4
version.recommended=5.1.2
# Latest Package Version
#
# There are currently two ways to inform Pants of the latest version number for
# your package.
#
# Method 1: Manually modify the property 'version.latest' to reflect the latest
# version number.
#
# Method 2: Provide a URL for a page on the package's website and a regular
# expression with which to parse it in order to extract the version
# number of the latest available package. For this you must define the
# properties 'version.latest.find.url', 'version.latest.find.regex',
# and any regular expression engine mode flags needed. The pattern
# defined must have exactly one capturing group to encapsulate the
# version string, otherwise the operation will fail.
#
# You may use both methods, in which case the version number specified by Method
# 1 will be used as the fallback value if Method 2 for some reason is
# unsuccessful.
#
# If neither method is enabled here or they fail to return a valid value to
# Pants, the 'ant update' operation for this pbuild may exit ungracefully unless
# the pbuild is CVS-based (none of the version.latest.* properties are used by
# CVS-based pbuilds).
#
# The following is a list of boolean properties for optional mode flags used by
# the regular expression engine. Set a value of "true" for any you wish to use.
#
# version.latest.find.regex.canonicaleq - Enable canonical equivalence
# version.latest.find.regex.caseinsensitive - Enable case-insensitive matching
# version.latest.find.regex.comments - Permit whitespace and comments
# version.latest.find.regex.dotall - Enable dotall mode
# version.latest.find.regex.multiline - Enable multi-line mode
# version.latest.find.regex.unicodecase - Enable Unicode-aware case folding
# version.latest.find.regex.unixlines - Enable Unix lines mode
#
# Examples:
#
# version.latest=5.1.2
# version.latest.find.url=http://sourceforge.net/projects/jetty/
# version.latest.find.regex=Stable.+?Jetty-(.+?)</A>
version.latest=5.1.2
version.latest.find.url=http://sourceforge.net/projects/jetty/
version.latest.find.regex=Stable.+?Jetty-(.+?)</A>
# Package URL
#
# Specify the URL pointing to the pbuild's package from here. The token
# '${pbuild.version}' if used will automatically be expanded to the appropriate
# version string.
#
# The package URL property is not used by CVS-based pbuilds.
#
# Examples:
#
# package.url=ftp://borkbork.se/bork-${pbuild.version}.tar.bz2
# package.url=http://bork.borkbork.se/bork-${pbuild.version}-src.tar.gz
package.url=http://mesh.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/jetty/jetty-${pbuild.version}.zip
# CVS Repository
#
# The values expected for CVS properties here are the same as those expected by
# their corresponding Apache Ant 'Cvs' task attributes. For details see:
#
# http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/cvs.html
#
# Not all of the 'Cvs' task's attributes have corresponding Pants properties.
# The following is a list of all valid CVS properties for Pants (and their
# default values if applicable):
#
# cvs.compression.level
# cvs.date
# cvs.package
# cvs.passfile=~/.cvspass
# cvs.port=2401
# cvs.root
# cvs.rsh
# cvs.tag
#
# Of these, only the 'cvs.root' property is required for CVS-based pbuilds.
#
# Examples:
#
# cvs.root=:pserver:anoncvs@borkbork.se:/cvsroot/bork
# cvs.rsh=ssh
# cvs.package=borkbork

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<project basedir="." default="all" name="jetty">
<!-- make this generic, place variables in properties file -->
<target name="all" depends="build"
description="Run the build target" />
<target name="assignProperties" if="group.0">
<property name="latest.jetty.version" value="${group.1}" />
<available property="jetty.package.available" file="jetty-${latest.jetty.version}.zip" />
<available property="jetty.package.unpacked.available" file="jettypkg/jetty-${latest.jetty.version}" />
<echo message="Properties assigned" />
</target>
<target name="build" depends="init, unpackJettyPackage" if="latest.jetty.version"
description="Download latest Jetty package and copy needed libs to jettylib/">
<property name="unpack.dir" value="jettypkg/jetty-${latest.jetty.version}" />
<copy todir="jettylib" overwrite="true" file="${unpack.dir}/ext/ant.jar" />
<copy todir="jettylib" overwrite="true" file="${unpack.dir}/ext/jasper-compiler.jar" />
<copy todir="jettylib" overwrite="true" file="${unpack.dir}/ext/jasper-runtime.jar" />
<copy todir="jettylib" overwrite="true" file="${unpack.dir}/ext/xercesImpl.jar" />
<copy todir="jettylib" overwrite="true" file="${unpack.dir}/ext/xml-apis.jar" />
<copy todir="jettylib" overwrite="true" file="${unpack.dir}/extra/lib/org.mortbay.jetty-jdk1.2.jar" />
<copy todir="jettylib" overwrite="true" file="${unpack.dir}/lib/javax.servlet.jar" />
<copy todir="jettylib" overwrite="true" file="${unpack.dir}/lib/org.mortbay.jetty.jar" />
<copy todir="jettylib" overwrite="true">
<fileset dir="${unpack.dir}/ext" includes="xmlParserAPIs*.jar" />
</copy>
</target>
<target name="builddep"
description="Build the custom helper Ant task for this buildfile">
<mkdir dir="java/build"/>
<javac srcdir="./java/src" source="1.3" target="1.3" deprecation="on" destdir="./java/build" />
</target>
<target name="clean"
description="Remove temp files and zip only; jettypkg/ requires manual deletion">
<echo message="Not actually deleting the Jetty package directory since it's so large" />
<delete>
<fileset dir="." includes="*.zip jettytemp.html parsed.temp" />
</delete>
</target>
<target name="cleandep"
description="Remove custom helper Ant task">
<delete dir="java/build" />
</target>
<target name="compile" />
<target name="distclean" depends="clean"
description="Remove temp files, zip and jettylib/ contents" >
<delete>
<fileset dir="jettylib" includes="*.jar"/>
</delete>
</target>
<target name="fetchJettyPackage" if="latest.jetty.version" unless="jetty.package.available">
<echo message="The Jetty libs are not necessary for using I2P, but are used by some" />
<echo message="applications on top of I2P such as the routerconsole." />
<get src="http://mesh.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/jetty/jetty-${latest.jetty.version}.zip" verbose="true" dest="jetty-${latest.jetty.version}.zip" />
</target>
<target name="init" depends="builddep">
<echo message="Checking SourceForge for latest Jetty version....." />
<get src="http://sourceforge.net/projects/jetty/" dest="jettytemp.html" verbose="true" />
<taskdef name="match" classname="net.i2p.pants.MatchTask" classpath="../../lib/pants.jar" />
<match input="jettytemp.html"
output="parsed.temp"
regex="Stable.+?Jetty-(.+?)&lt;/A&gt;"
/>
<loadproperties srcFile="parsed.temp" />
<antcall target="assignProperties" />
</target>
<target name="jar" />
<target name="showlatest" depends="init"
description="Display latest version number for Jetty">
<echo message="Latest Jetty version: ${latest.jetty.version}" />
</target>
<target name="unpackJettyPackage" depends="fetchJettyPackage" if="latest.jetty.version" unless="jetty.package.unpacked.available">
<mkdir dir="jettypkg" />
<unzip src="jetty-${latest.jetty.version}.zip" dest="jettypkg" />
</target>
</project>

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version.using.jetty=5.1.2

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$Id: history.txt,v 1.139 2005/02/07 05:04:23 jrandom Exp $ $Id: history.txt,v 1.140 2005/02/09 14:28:29 duck Exp $
2005-02-10 smeghead
* Initial check-in of Pants, a new utility to help us manage our 3rd-party
dependencies (Fortuna, Jetty, Java Service Wrapper, etc.). Some parts of
Pants are still non-functional at this time so don't mess with it yet
unless you want to potentially mangle your working copy of CVS.
2005-02-09 duck 2005-02-09 duck
* Allow an unneeded newline in the SAM client connection without * Allow an unneeded newline in the SAM client connection without