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| The name of the pack that this one depends on |
<os> - OS Restrictions
It is possible to restrict a pack to a certain list of operating systems. This tag takes the following attributes:
| unix, windows or mac |
| the exact OS name (ie Windows, Linux, ...) |
| the exact OS version (see the JVM os.version property) |
| the machine architecture (see the JVM os.arch property) |
<updatecheck> - Cleaning Up After Updates
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Attribute | Description | Required | Values |
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| the file to parse, could be something like | yes |
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| Specifies the text file type. | no | |
| The file encoding | no | A valid Java encoding string |
| Limits this action on a particular OS, works like for | no |
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| Limits this action on a particular condition with the specified ID which has to be fulfilled | no |
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Nested Elements
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- <os> - restrict parsing depending on the target operating system, see the OS Restriction element
<executable> - mark file as executable and optionally execute it
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Attribute | Description | Required | Values |
|---|---|---|---|
| the file to run, could be something like | yes | A previously added pack file path |
| | no | "bin" | "jar" |
| If the executable is a jar file, this is the class to run for a Java program | no | A valid Java class within the jar file |
| Specifies at which stage when to launch the executable:
| no | "never" | "postinstall" | "uninstall" |
| specifies what to do when an error occurs:
| no | "ask" | "abort" | "warn" | "ignore" |
| specifies the operating system, works like for | no | |
| Whether the file will be kept after execution | no | "true" | "false" |
| ID of a condition which has to be fulfilled to execute this file | no | A valid condition ID |
Nested Elements
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- <os> - restrict parsing depending on the target operating system, see the OS Restriction element
- <args>
Pass one or more arguments with nested <arg> tags (one<arg>tag per argument) to the executable
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Attributes: value - the argument value
Example:
<args><arg value="-version"/></args>
Slashes are handled special (see attribute targetfile of tag<parsable>.
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The nested <os> element is supported.
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<os> - make a file OS-dependent
The <os> tag can be used inside the <file>, <fileset>, <singlefile>, <parsable>, <executable> tags to restrict it's effect to a specific operating system family, architecture or version using the following attributes:
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Attribute
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Description
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family
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unix, windows, mac to specify the operating system family
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name
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the operating system name
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version
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the operating system version
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arch
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Example
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<packs>
(...)
<pack name="Core" required="yes">
(...)
<executable targetfile="$INSTALL_PATH/bin/compile" stage="never">
<os family="unix"/>
</executable>
(...)
</pack>
(...)
</packs>
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