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Making Jajuk Packages

This guide explains how to configure to create Jajuk packages.

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Creating packager user

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Most of the tasks must be made using 'jbuild' user. Be careful to not build packages as root, or it will make everything more complicated later because of permission problems. 

# adduser jbuild
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Creating SVN root directory

We create /svn-jajuk/ and not in home because /home/ is backed up hence this directory will be too big to backup. 

# mkdir /svn-jajuk/
# chown jbuild.jbuild /svn-jajuk/
# chmod 4775 /svn-jajuk/
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Getting current svn

Get last SVN, this take some time (2.2G to download). 

# su jbuild
$ cd /svn-jajuk/
$ svn co https://jajuk.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/jajuk/
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Installing packaging tools 

# su jbuild
$ mkdir /svn-jajuk/tools/
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izpack

I didn't find a way how to install IzPack directly on the server because it needs a display for the installation. I found this way around: download IzPack (http://izpack.org/downloads , IzPack-install-3.10.2.jar) on a box that have a display, install it ($ java -jar IzPack-install.jar) on this box, then zip the directory you installed it too, and scp it to the server, and finally unzip it. 

# su jbuild
$ cd /svn-jajuk/tools/
$ mkdir IzPack
$ (unzip it here)
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Javahelp 

# su jbuild
$ cd /svn-jajuk/tools/
$ mkdir javahelp
$ cd javahelp/
$ unzip javahelp-2_0_04.zip
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jsmooth 

# su jbuild
$ cd /svn-jajuk/tools/
$ unzip jsmooth-0.9.9-7.zip
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JarBundler

Download it at http://informagen.com/JarBundler/ 

# su jbuild
$ cd /svn-jajuk/tools/
$ tar xvfz jarbundler.tar.gz
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Check your java version, you do need sun java 6:

To install it: apt-get install 'sun-java6-*' 

# jarsigner -version
# javac -version
# java -version

To change version, use: 

# update-alternatives --config java
# update-alternatives --config javac
# update-alternatives --config jarsigner
# update-alternatives --config keytool
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Certificate (signing jar file)

Make sure your are using sun java6: 

# update-alternatives --config keytool

Create your certificate: 

# su jbuild
$ cd /home/jbuild/
$ keytool -genkey -validity 3600 -alias jajukteam

Ask for the jajukteam.cert, import it: 

$ keytool -importcert -file jajukteam.cert

Doesn't work? You may want to look at: 

$ cat /home/jbuild/.keystore
$ keytool -importcert -alias jajukteam -trustcacerts -file jajukteam.cert
$ keytool -list
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Configuring the ant build.xml

Edit and configure build.xml

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Building

The begining of the script make sure you are the correct user that can make the build 

#/bin/sh
if [ "$(id -u)" != "1003" ]
then
  echo "You must be user 'jbuild', use command: su jbuild"
  exit 1
fi
cd /svn-jajuk/jajuk/trunk/jajuk/src/scripts/
ant deploy_new_release

Use the following to get the list of possible targets: 

ant -p
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