1998-09-16 06:07:50 +04:00
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/* jband - 09/14/98 - */
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The build system here currently supports only Microsoft nmake (I use the one
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from MSDEV 4.2). It assumes that Symantec Visual Cafe is installed (i.e. it uses
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1998-09-16 23:04:53 +04:00
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sj.exe), and also uses gawk. I mostly use the 4NT shell, but I think that
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1998-09-16 06:07:50 +04:00
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everything still works with the default NT shell.
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This system can build all the Java code here. It can also do jar packaging (with
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dependency checks to assure that you have the right stuff) and produce javadocs.
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Netscape's JavaScript in Java engine (known as Rhino) is not currently available
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to the public. The flag 'NO_RHINO=1' is necessary for many of the makefile
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targets when used outside of Netscape.
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There is code here to also build a Corba/iiop connection for remote debugging to
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1998-11-05 11:47:44 +03:00
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a Netscape internal version of Enterprise Server 3.51. This is not fully
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1998-09-16 06:07:50 +04:00
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functional on the server side. You should normally use the NO_CORBA=1 build
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flag. If you want to play with this stuff then you need an install of ES3.51 and
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you need to set the ES3_ROOT environment variable to point to that install.
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(e.g. mine is 'set ES3_ROOT=E:\Netscape\SuiteSpot'. NOTE: the code in
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com.netscape.jsdebugging.remote.corba is *generated* in an 'interesting' build
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system in js/jsd/corba/src -- it would not be a good idea to modify this
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generated code.
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'nmake -f jsdj.mak help' will display a list of possible targets (might not be
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up to date :).
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'nmake -f jsdj.mak all NO_RHINO=1 NO_CORBA=1' will build everything.
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There are a few .bat files for convenience to build the targets I often build.
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1998-11-05 11:47:44 +03:00
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'mk_ifcui_std_with_rhino.bat' will build the whole thing (except Corba parts)
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and ASSUMEs that you want Rhino support and that you have already built Rhino
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in the 'correct' relative directory.
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1998-09-16 06:07:50 +04:00
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1998-11-05 11:47:44 +03:00
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The directory structure used at Netscape for Rhino is:
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1998-09-16 06:07:50 +04:00
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1998-11-05 11:47:44 +03:00
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someroot/ns/js/rhino
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someroot/mozilla/js/src
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someroot/mozilla/js/jsd
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someroot/mozilla/js/jsdj
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where 'someroot' can be anything. The salient point is that from the jsdj/build
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directory the relative path to the rhino classes is:
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.\..\..\..\..\ns\js\rhino
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This can be adjusted by hacking the 'RHINO_CLASSES' var near the top of
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jsdj.mak.
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FOR THE JS 1.4 RELEASE:
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Rhino (JavaScript for Java) is packaged as 'jsjava.jar'. It unzips so that the
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root directory is named 'jsjava'.
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To simplify building js/jsdj for this release jsdj.mak has been modified to
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include:
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RHINO_CLASSROOT = $(BUILD_DIR)\..\..\jsjava
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RHINO_CLASSES = $(RHINO_CLASSROOT)\js.jar;$(RHINO_CLASSROOT)\jsdebug.jar
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This supports unzipping jsjava.jar into mozilla/js for a directory tree like:
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someroot/mozilla/js/jsjava
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someroot/mozilla/js/src
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someroot/mozilla/js/jsd
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someroot/mozilla/js/jsdj
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mk_ifcui_std_with_rhino.bat can then be run from mozilla/js/jsdj/build to build
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all of js/jsdj including Rhino support.
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