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<!-- This ant project includes the following tasks:
        - websphere-install  : adds jars
        - websphere-setup    : removes and creates datasource and shared library
        - websphere-start    : starts server
        - websphere-stop     : stops server
        - websphere-deploy   : deploys ear
        - websphere-undeploy : undeploys ear
-->

<project name="Eclipse Persistence Services JPA WebSphere Testing" basedir=".">

    <!-- Allows a user to overide certain user specific properties. -->
    <property file="${user.home}/websphere.properties"/>
    <property file="./websphere.properties"/>

    <!-- This copy junit.jar to WebSphere server lib/ext. -->
    <target name="websphere-install">
        <copy file="${junit.lib}" todir="${was.home}/lib/ext"/>
    </target>

    <!-- Start the server. -->
    <target name="websphere-start">
        <echo message="WebSphere Server is Starting......"/>
        <exec executable="${was.home}/bin/startServer.${suffix}">
            <arg value="server1"/>
        </exec> 
        <echo message="Finish Starting WebSphere Server."/>
    </target>

    <!--
        This target is to create datasource, shared library for running JPA tests on the WebSphere server.
        Note: WebSphere server must be running.
    -->
    <target name="websphere-setup">
        <echo message="*****Config WebSphere Server*****"/>
        <copy overwrite="true" file="${was.jython.scripts.dir}/configWebSphere.py" tofile="${was.home}/bin/configWebSphere.py"/>
        <replace file="${was.home}/bin/configWebSphere.py" token="%%oracleDriver%%" value="${jdbc.driver.jar}"/>
        <replace file="${was.home}/bin/configWebSphere.py" token="%%hostName%%" value="${instance.host}"/>
        <replace file="${was.home}/bin/configWebSphere.py" token="%%dbUser%%" value="${db.user}"/>
        <replace file="${was.home}/bin/configWebSphere.py" token="%%dbPassword%%" value="${db.pwd}"/>
        <replace file="${was.home}/bin/configWebSphere.py" token="%%dbURL%%" value="${db.url}"/>
        <replace file="${was.home}/bin/configWebSphere.py" token="%%eclipselinkLibDir%%" value="${eclipselink.jar.dir}"/>
        <sleep seconds="20"/>
        <exec executable="${was.home}/bin/wsadmin.${suffix}">
              <arg line="-lang jython -f ${was.home}/bin/configWebSphere.py"/>
        </exec>
    </target>


    <!-- websphere-setup removes and recreates datasource and shared library, so we don't need to do anything in websphere-reset. -->
    <target name="websphere-reset">
    </target>

    <!-- Stop the server. -->
    <target name="websphere-stop">
        <echo message="WebSphere Server is Stopping......"/>
        <exec executable="${was.home}/bin/stopServer.${suffix}">
            <arg value="server1"/>
        </exec> 
        <echo message="Finish Stopping WebSphere Server."/>
    </target>

    <!--
        Deploy the application ear to the server.
        Note: WebSphere server must be running.
    -->
    <target name="websphere-deploy">
        <echo message="*****Deploy ${application.name} on WebSphere Server*****"/>
        <copy overwrite="true" file="${was.jython.scripts.dir}/installApps.py" tofile="${was.home}/bin/installApps.py"/>
        <replace file="${was.home}/bin/installApps.py" token="%%appName%%" value="${application.name}"/>
        <replace file="${was.home}/bin/installApps.py" token="%%ear%%" value="${application.name}.ear"/>
        <sleep seconds="20"/>
        <exec executable="${was.home}/bin/wsadmin.${suffix}">
            <arg line="-lang jython -f ${was.home}/bin/installApps.py"/>
        </exec>
    </target>

    <!--
        Undeploy the application ear to the server.
        Note: WebSphere server must be running.
    -->
    <target name="websphere-undeploy">
        <echo message="*****Undeploy ${application.name} on WebSphere Server*****"/>
        <copy overwrite="true" file="${was.jython.scripts.dir}/unInstallApps.py" tofile="${was.home}/bin/unInstallApps.py"/>
        <replace file="${was.home}/bin/unInstallApps.py" token="%%appName%%" value="${application.name}"/>
        <sleep seconds="20"/>
        <exec executable="${was.home}/bin/wsadmin.${suffix}">
            <arg line="-lang jython -f ${was.home}/bin/unInstallApps.py"/>
        </exec>
    </target>

</project>