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Although each attribute is not required, it makes no sense to include <os> unless you specify at least one of family, name or arch. If <os> is specified with none of these, the parent element will be ignored in all installation environments.
Attribute | Description | Required | Values |
|---|---|---|---|
| The parent element will only be applied when installing on this OS Family | no | "unix" | "windows" | "mac" |
| The parent element will only be applied when installing on this exact OS name | no | Valid OS name defined by the OS vendor, for example "Windows XP" or "Linux" |
| The parent element will only be applied when installing on this exact OS version (see the Java os.version system property) | no | Valid OS version |
| The parent element will only be applied when installing on this system architecture/processor (see the Java os.arch system property) | no | Valid OS architecture |
A List of known OS names and architectures can be found here
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<packs>
(...)
<pack name="Core" required="yes">
(...)
<executable targetfile="$INSTALL_PATH/bin/compile" stage="never">
<os family="windowsmac"/>
<os family="linux"/>
</executable>
(...)
</pack>
(...)
</packs> |
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