# $Id$

#
# Properties for build.xml
#

docs=./docs
reports=./reports
resources=./resources
lib=./lib
api=./api
src=./src
packages=${src}/packages.txt
classes=./classes
data=./data

# Plugins are vital to TSIK. They make it possible to use different
# implementations of common functionality.
#
plugins=./plugins
plugins_src=${plugins}/src
plugins_classes=${plugins}/classes
plugins_packages=${plugins_src}/packages.txt
tsik_plugins_jar=${lib}/tsik_plugins.jar

# Addons are TSIK extras. The packages add functionality to TSIK but are
# not needed for core functionality.
#
addons=./addons
addons_src=${addons}/src
addons_classes=${addons}/classes
addons_test_data=${addons}/test/data
addons_test_src=${addons}/test/src
addons_reports=${addons}/test/reports
addons_test_classes=${addons}/test/classes
addons_packages=${addons_src}/packages.txt
tsik_addons_jar=${lib}/tsik_addons.jar

# TSIK policies are forshared with other projects.
#
policy_classes=org/apache/tsik/wsp/
tsik_policy_jar=${lib}/tsik_policy.jar

# test
#
test=./test
test_src=${test}/src
test_classes=${test}/classes
test_data=${test}/data
test_data_tmp=${test}/data/tmp

# Apache Axis related
#
axis_resources=${resources}
axis_jar=${axis_resources}/axis-1.2.1.jar
jaxrpc_jar=${axis_resources}/jaxrpc.jar
saaj_jar=${axis_resources}/saaj.jar
wss4j_jar=${axis_resources}/wss4j.jar
tsik_axis_jar=${lib}/tsik_axis.jar


# JAR names
#
tsik_jar=${lib}/tsik.jar
log4j_jar=${resources}/log4j-1.2.9.jar


# The junit_jvm property can be overridden to test with a specific 
# java command line.  The tests are always run in a separate vm.
#
junit_jvm=java

# The junit_jar property is the junit jar used for testing.
#
junit_jar=${resources}/junit/junit.jar

# The javacchome property must be set to the installation directory of 
# javacc, but only when a .jj file is changed.  The javacc output files 
# are kept in source control, so they won't need to be regenerated except 
# when necessary.  A symlink for the javacc directory should also work.
#
javacchome=javacc

# The bogomips property defines the estimated CPU speed of the machine. 
# This value is used to calculate acceptable signing/verifying performance.  
# On most linux machines, this is found in /proc/cpuinfo.  On non-linux 
# boxes, you'll have to experiment (2000 is a good starting point).
#
bogomips=2000