appserver/tests/v2-tests/appserv-tests/devtests/appclient/jws/jwsSetup.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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-->

    <!--
        Set up properties for which javaws image to execute and for the
        javaws wait option.  (This option is currently broken in javaws on
        Windows so we do not want to use it on that platform.)
    -->
    <condition property="os.isWindows" value="true">
        <os family="windows"/>
    </condition>

    <condition property="javaws.cmd" value="${java.home}/bin/javaws.exe">
        <os family="windows"/>
    </condition>
    <condition property="javaws.cmd" value="${java.home}/bin/javaws">
        <not>
            <os family="windows"/>
        </not>
    </condition>

    <condition property="javaws.waitOption" value="-wait">
        <not>
            <os family="windows"/>
        </not>
    </condition>

    <condition property="javaws.waitOption" value="-wait">
        <os family="windows"/>
    </condition>


<!--  runjws macro

    Attributes on the <runjws> invocation that can/must be passed in by the caller:
        args
            list of the values to be passed to the app client via the URL's query string.

            To use a different delimiter, pass argdelimiter with the value set to
            the delimiter you want to use.

        argdelimiter
            the character which separates arguments in the args value

        urlpath
            the path part of the URL to be used in invoking the app client

            There is no default value.  When you deploy a stand-alone
            app client, the default path the app server will recognize is the
            module ID of the app client.  In tests, this is often ${appname}-client.
            For an embedded app client, the default path the app server will
            recognize is

                ${module ID of the Java EE app}/${URI to the appclient jar}

            The URI to the app client jar is the text value of the <java> element
            for this app client in the ear's application.xml.

        keeptempfiles

            pass "true" to retain temporary files created to run the client; default is "false"

        sunaccdir
        sunaccname

            define these to point to the glassfish-acc.xml directory and the file within that
            directory to be used when invoking the client - these default to
            ${env.S1AS_HOME}/domains/${admin.domain}/config and glassfish-acc.xml

        resultproperty
            the name of an ant property to be set with the completion status
            of the javaws invocation.  The default is the property name "result."

    -->

    <macrodef name="run-jws">
        <attribute name="urlpath"/>
        <attribute name="sunaccdir" default="${env.S1AS_HOME}/domains/${admin.domain}/config"/>
        <attribute name="sunaccname" default="glassfish-acc.xml"/>
        <attribute name="args" default=""/>
        <attribute name="argdelimiter" default=" "/>
        <attribute name="resultproperty" default="result"/>
        <attribute name="keeptempfiles" default="false"/>

        <sequential>


        <!--
            The next few lines convert the caller's argument list into a
            form suitable as a query string in a URL, with arg= preceding
            each of the caller's arguments - which is what the Java Web Start
            feature code expects.  The result is in a property that is
            used in the one of the <exec> <arg> elements.
        -->
        <tempfile destdir="${build.classes.dir}" prefix="args" suffix=".tmp" property="argstemp.tmp"/>
        <echo file="${argstemp.tmp}">@{args}</echo>
        <replace file="${argstemp.tmp}" token="@{argdelimiter}" value="&amp;arg="/>
        <loadfile property="user.args.part.of.url" srcfile="${argstemp.tmp}"/>

        <condition property="user.args.introducer" value="">
            <equals arg1="" arg2="@{args}" trim="true"/>
        </condition>
        <condition property="user.args.introducer" value="&amp;arg=">
            <not>
                <isset property="user.args.introducer"/>
            </not>
        </condition>


        <!--
            Create a platform-neutral representation for the sunacc.xml file.
        -->
        <neutralize property="glassfish-acc.xml.neutral" file="@{sunaccdir}/@{sunaccname}"/>

        <property name="url" value="http://${http.host}:${http.port}@{urlpath}?arg=-xml&amp;arg=${glassfish-acc.xml.neutral}${user.args.introducer}${user.args.part.of.url}"/>
        <echo level="verbose">URL is ${url}</echo>
        <exec   executable="${javaws.cmd}"
                resultproperty="@{resultproperty}"
                failonerror="false"
                output="${build.classes.dir}/javaws.log"
                >
            <arg value="${javaws.waitOption}"/>  <!-- Ask Java Web Start to wait until the client finished before exiting -->
            <arg value="${url}"/>
        </exec>

        <condition property="discard.temp.files">
            <isfalse value="@{keeptempfiles}"/>
        </condition>
        <antcall target="delete.runjws.temp.files"/>

      </sequential>
    </macrodef>

    <target name="delete.runjws.temp.files" if="discard.temp.files">
        <delete file="${argstemp.tmp}" quiet="true"/>
    </target>

    <macrodef name="neutralize" >
        <attribute name="property"/>
        <attribute name="file"/>
        <attribute name="id" default="junk.id"/>
        <sequential>
        <pathconvert targetos="unix" property="@{property}">
            <path id="@{id}">
                <fileset file="@{file}"/>
            </path>
        </pathconvert>
        </sequential>
    </macrodef>