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<?xml version= "1.0"?>

<!-- ************************************************************ -->
<!-- Appl:                                                        -->
<!-- Auth:                                                        -->
<!-- Date:                                                        -->
<!-- Desc: Application build.xml based on                         -->
<!--       DealerCONNECT template build.xml                       -->         
<!-- ************************************************************ -->

<!-- NOTE: Properties files -->
<!-- The following build properties files are loaded by this -->
<!-- build.xml file.  They are all located in the properties file -->
<!-- directory resolved and assigned to the property ${pf.dir} and -->
<!-- each file read is referred to using the 'pf.<name>' -->
<!-- properties listed below.  -->  
<!-- In addition, each property read in from from each property -->
<!-- file is prefixed using the property file property name -->
<!-- as a prefix so these values can be traced in this -->
<!-- build.xml and the setting of the main build.xml properties -->
<!-- from these values can be better controlled. -->

<!--    (1) Application properties file:    pf.app -->
<!--    (2) User properties file:           pf.user -->
<!--    (3) Application dependencies file:  pf.appdep -->
<!--    (4) Build counter file:             pf.buildinfo -->

<!-- NOTE: Properties -->
<!-- Some properties can be set outside of init, some can't -->
<!-- The locations of these property assignments are mostly -->
<!-- based on where 'ant' allows certain logic required to -->
<!-- establish property values.  The 'init' target is a -->
<!-- depdendency of most all targets and will get re-invoked -->
<!-- when modules are called via 'antcall' but not re-invoked -->
<!-- otherwise. -->

<!-- NOTE:  How to modify this file -->
<!-- Look for the keyword 'CUSTOMIZE' in the sections below as a -->
<!-- means to quickly locate areas which must be customized for -->
<!-- each application. Most of 'init' sets properties from the -->
<!-- properties files and env vars and should not be changed.  -->

<!-- Summary of changes you may need to make: -->
<!-- CUSTOMIZE.class.path.app:  -->
<!--    Add in application directories which need to be part -->
<!--    of the CLASSPATH. -->
<!-- CUSTOMIZE.compile.* -->
<!--    Update the dependencies of these top-level targets to -->
<!--    include all the individual module/project targets of -->
<!--    the specified types -->
<!-- CUSTOMIZE.dist.* -->
<!--    You will need to tailor the directories and filesets -->
<!--    specified in these targets to produce the necessary  -->
<!--    ear/war/jar/tar packages for your application. -->
<!-- CUSTOMIZE.pkg.* -->
<!--    Same changes as CUSTOMIZE.compile.* -->
<!-- CUSTOMIZE.clean.compile -->
<!--    Review and update this target to make sure that target 'clean' -->
<!--    removes any files produced as part of the build. -->
<!-- CUSTOMIZE.module.targets -->
<!--    Each module in your application should have it's own -->
<!--    dedicated target which may be copied/modifed from the -->
<!--    template targets provided.  They should be named -->
<!--    compile.{jarm|webm}.<MODULENAME> and -->
<!--    pkg.{jarm|webm}.<MODULENAME>.  If your projects follow -->
<!--    the template layout and builds, your project targets may -->
<!--    call the template 'antcall' targets to build and package -->
<!--    each module type in a generic way. -->

<project default= "all" basedir= "../..">

   <description>Build DaimlerChrysler J2EE Application</description>
   <property file="build.properties"/>

   <!-- These global properties must be defined before any targets -->
   <!-- You should not need to change any of these so long as your -->
   <!-- application directory structure follows the defined standard. -->

   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: various properties -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->

   <!-- Global, all modules, all targets -->

   <!-- Tell ant to internally assign environment variables to -->
   <!-- internal properties.  Reference these via "${VAR}" -->
   <property environment= "env" />
   <property name= "common.dir" value= "${basedir}/common" />

   <import file="common/common.xml"/>

   <!-- Location of source directories & code -->
   <property name= "src.dir" location= "${basedir}" />

   <!-- Target directory where all compiled and packaged objects -->
   <!-- are written to -->
   <property name= "bld.dir" location= "${basedir}" />

   <!-- Separator used in header output text -->
   <!-- Note:  This is counted at 56 chars to produce total -->
   <!-- separator lines 70 chars long when output by ant, -->
   <!-- including the preceding 'echo' tag -->
   <property name= "header" value= "*********************************************************" />

   <!-- Module Source/Build/Packaging Subdirectories -->
   <!-- All of these properties define specific relative paths -->
   <!-- within various module subdirectories.  It is assumed that -->
   <!-- all modules follow their defined respective directory -->
   <!-- structures although certain structures may exist in -->
   <!-- different places in the different types of modules. -->

   <!-- Java Modules -->

   <!-- 'vendorlib' is a special subdirectory in which vendor -->
   <!-- supplied or other pre-compiled *.jars should be placed.  -->
   <!-- This directory and its jar files will be included in the -->
   <!-- standard template classpath.  The 'clean' target deletes -->
   <!-- the module './lib' subdirectory and the contents of the -->
   <!-- vendorlib are copied to that.  Any classes compiled in the -->
   <!-- module are jared up into a jar file in the module './lib' -->
   <!-- directory.  -->
   <!-- This system provides us with the ability to have a -->
   <!-- directory with jars which go in and come from the source -->
   <!-- repository as well as a target directory controlled and -->
   <!-- populated from source and build and can be cleared out by -->
   <!-- the 'clean' target without conflicts. -->
   <property name= "subdir.jarm.vendorlibs"
      value= "vendorlib" >
   </property>

   <!-- Target directory where we compile classes to and where -->
   <!-- we get them from for packaging.  Directory structures -->
   <!-- must be maintained for classes and jar file packaging -->
   <!-- so source directory structure in source area will -->
   <!-- always match target directory structure in target area. --> 
   <!-- Note:  Standard value of this property is null, -->
   <!-- WSAD handing and definition communicated by developers -->
   <!-- was that classes should not go into any specific -->
   <!-- subdirectory in a Java Module. -->
   <property name= "subdir.jarm.classes"
      value= "" >
   </property>

   <!-- This is a target directory into which we copy -->
   <!-- vendor *.jar files from the ./vendorlib directory -->
   <!-- (taken out of source control) and jar up compiled -->
   <!-- from within the module classes subdirectory. -->
   <property name= "subdir.jarm.libs"
      value= "lib" >
   </property>

   <!-- Web Modules -->

   <!-- *.java source files -->
   <property name= "subdir.webm.wsadjavasource" value= "Java Source" />

   <!-- Web Content added into war in both source and build -->
   <!-- areas found under this subdirectory. -->
   <property name= "subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent" value= "Web Content" />

   <!-- Vendor supplied *.jars under *source control* need to -->
   <!-- be placed in a special source directory which is *not* -->
   <!-- the same as build so that we may delete out the contents -->
   <!-- of the lib directory without deleting these files which -->
   <!-- must be retained!  -->
   <property name= "subdir.webm.vendorlibs"
      value= "${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/WEB-INF/vendorlib" >
   </property>

   <!-- Target directory where we compile classes to and where -->
   <!-- we get them from for packaging.  Even though relative -->
   <!-- directory path is the same, be aware that -->
   <!-- ${src.dir} may or may not = ${bld.dir}, so the root -->
   <!-- directories may not be the same. -->
   <property name= "subdir.webm.classes"
      value= "${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/WEB-INF/classes" >
   </property>

   <property name= "subdir.webm.libs"
      value= "${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/WEB-INF/lib" >
   </property>

   <!-- Documentation -->

   <!-- Target directory where we put documentation -->
   <property name= "doc.dir" location= "javadoc" />

   <!-- Packaging/Distribution subdirectories, all module types -->

   <!-- "dist" subdirectories: where distributions are populated to -->
   <property name= "dist.dir" location= "dist" />
   <property name= "subdir.dist.appsrvear"        location= "${dist.dir}/appsrvear" />
   <property name= "subdir.dist.appsrvjartar"     location= "${dist.dir}/appsrvjartar" />
   <property name= "subdir.dist.websrvcontenttar" location= "${dist.dir}/websrvcontenttar" />
   <property name= "subdir.dist.websrvjartar"     location= "${dist.dir}/websrvjartar" />

   <!-- "pkg" subdirectories: temp dirs used for preparing the "dist" -->
   <!-- We create and use pkg subdirectories in certain project -->
   <!-- subdirectories when we need an intermediate directory -->
   <!-- area in order to perform initial levels of packaging -->
   <!-- for inclusion in later packaging, i.e. module war files -->
   <!-- later included in the application ear file. -->
   <!-- We may have several unique package areas. -->
   <property name= "subdir.pkg" value= "pkg" />
   <property name= "subdir.pkg.appsrvear"        value= "${subdir.pkg}/appsrvear" />
   <property name= "subdir.pkg.appsrvjartar"     value= "${subdir.pkg}/appsrvjartar" />
   <property name= "subdir.pkg.websrvcontenttar" value= "${subdir.pkg}/websrvcontenttar" />
   <property name= "subdir.pkg.websrvjartar"     value= "${subdir.pkg}/websrvjartar" />

   <!-- "stage" subdirectories: temp dirs used for staging for preparing pkgs -->
   <!-- Where we copy and restructure files & directories to get -->
   <!-- them ready for packaging.  These directories are -->
   <!-- created and then deleted. -->
   <property name= "subdir.stage"                  value= "stage" />
   <property name= "subdir.stage.appsrvear"        value= "${subdir.stage}/appsrvear" />
	
   <!-- Sonar Analysis -->

   <property name="sonar.projectKey" value="4557_QLOP_PMO16" />
   <property name="sonar.projectName" value="16_QUICKLOP" />
   <property name="sonar.projectVersion" value="1.0" />
   <property name="sonar.sources" value="${src.dir}/QuickLopWS,${src.dir}/QuickLopJava,${src.dir}/QuickLopDcidWS" />
   <property name="sonar.java.binaries" value="${bld.dir}/QuickLopWS/${subdir.webm.classes},${src.dir}/QuickLopWeb/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent},${src.dir}/QuickLopDcidWS" />
   <property name="sonar.sourceEncoding" value="UTF-8" /> 


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: all -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Specify the complete build targets here -->

   <target name= "all"
      description= "Compile and Package Application"
      depends= "resolve,dist" >

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: init -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- setup steps required before compilation -->

   <target name= "init">

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>init</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- hostname -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Try to set from what might defined in the current -->
      <!-- environment, unless defined on the command line -->
      <!-- (1) -dhostname if passed -->
      <!-- (2) "${env.HOSTNAME}" if defined (Unix) -->
      <!-- (3) "${env.COMPUTERNAME}" if defined (WSAD) -->

      <!-- (1) -dhostname if passed -->
      <!-- (2) "${env.HOSTNAME}" if defined -->
      <condition
         property= "hostname"
         value= "${env.HOSTNAME}" >
         <and>
            <not>
               <isset property= "hostname" />
            </not>
            <isset property= "env.HOSTNAME" />
            <not>
               <equals arg1="${env.HOSTNAME}" arg2="" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- (3) "${env.COMPUTERNAME}" if defined -->
      <condition
         property= "hostname"
         value= "${env.COMPUTERNAME}" >
         <and>
            <not>
               <isset property= "hostname" />
            </not>
            <isset property= "env.COMPUTERNAME" />
            <not>
               <equals arg1="${env.COMPUTERNAME}" arg2="" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- build.repset:  Repository Source Set  -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- This property contains information populated by master -->
      <!-- build process only.  Identifies which -->
      <!-- workset/baseline/branch/label of code was -->
      <!-- extracted from the source repository -->
      <!-- The meaning of this value would vary by repository, -->
      <!-- i.e.: Dimensions: Workset, Baseline or Release -->
      <!-- PVCS: Branch or label -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Default: "unknown" -->

      <!-- Some default -->
      <condition
         property= "build.repset"
         value= "unknown" >
         <not>
            <isset property= "build.repset" />
         </not>
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- pf.dir: Properties File Directory -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- The "pf" prefix is abbr for "properties files" -->
      <!-- This dir is where the local properties files are -->
      <!-- sourced from.  This directory location is resolved -->
      <!-- from and assumed to be the same directory as this -->
      <!-- build.xml file at the time of invocation, default -->
      <!-- FULLPATH/build/ant, derived from build/ant/build.xml  -->
      <dirname property= "pf.dir" file= "${ant.file}" />

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- app.build.dir: Application Build Subdirectory -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Root 'build' subdirectory of the application, -->
      <!-- under which the rest of the build subdirectories exist -->
      <!-- Now derived as the root directory of the properties -->
      <!-- file directory derived from the location of this build.xml. -->
      <!-- Some apps will need to relocate their build files -->
      <!-- into the Enterprise Application Project in order -->
      <!-- to allow for multiple build directories in the -->
      <!-- same Workspace in WSAD, even if each app must still -->
      <!-- have it's own build.xml -->
      <dirname property= "app.build.dir" file= "${pf.dir}" />
  
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- pf.app:  Application Properties File -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- This file contains properties which apply for the entire -->
      <!-- application build. -->

      <property name= "pf.app" value= "${pf.dir}/application.properties" />

      <!-- Reference each property via: ${pf.app.PROPERTY} -->
      <loadproperties srcFile= "${pf.app}">
         <filterchain>
            <prefixlines prefix= "pf.app." />
         </filterchain>
      </loadproperties>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- app.name: Application name -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (3) Default: MyApplication -->

      <condition
         property= "app.name"
         value= "${pf.app.name}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.app.name" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "app.name" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>
 
      <!-- Some default -->
      <condition
         property= "app.name"
         value= "MyApplication" >
         <not>
            <isset property= "app.name" />
         </not>
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- app.version: Application version -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (3) Default: unknown -->

      <condition
         property= "app.version"
         value= "${pf.app.version}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.app.version" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "app.version" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- Some default -->
      <condition
         property= "app.version"
         value= "unknown" >
         <not>
            <isset property= "app.version" />
         </not>
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- compile.jars: Flag, Compile JAR modules? -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Set this property if any there are any JAR modules -->
      <!-- to be compiled and packaged in the application -->
      <!-- (1) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (2) Default: unset -->

      <condition
         property= "compile.jars"
         value= "${pf.app.compile.jars}" >
         <isset property= "pf.app.compile.jars" />
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- compile.webs: Flag, Compile WEB modules? -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Set this property if any there are any WEB modules -->
      <!-- to be compiled and packaged in the application -->
      <!-- (1) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (2) Default: unset -->

      <condition
         property= "compile.webs"
         value= "${pf.app.compile.webs}" >
         <isset property= "pf.app.compile.webs" />
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Note: all *.dist.prepare properties -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- These are flag properties that turn on operation  -->
      <!-- of the dist targets.  If the properties are set, the -->
      <!-- respective dist.targets are activated.  If not, the -->
      <!-- dist targets may remain as dependencies and be called by -->
      <!-- the main 'dist' target but the 'if=' property checks -->
      <!-- in the dist targets will prevent the respective dist -->
      <!-- targets from being invoked.  -->
      <!-- This provides application developers the ability to retain -->
      <!-- the deployed template more 'as-is' and turn off non-working -->
      <!-- distributions via properties settings in the application -->
      <!-- properties file.  -->
      <!-- An alternative is to completely remove the properties -->
      <!-- and any unused targets as follows: -->
      <!--    (1) Remove these properties and their settings from -->
      <!--        this build.xml and the application properties file. -->
      <!--    (2) Update the 'dist' target dependencies to include -->
      <!--        only those targets invoked by the application build. -->
      <!--    (3) Remove/comment out the target code for any -->
      <!--        distributions not being produced by the application. -->
      <!-- This cleanup work would need to be performed each time -->
      <!-- the template is re-deployed into the application. -->

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- appsrvear.dist.prepare: Flag property  -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- (1) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (2) Default: unset -->
      <condition
         property= "appsrvear.dist.prepare"
         value= "${pf.app.appsrvear.dist.prepare}" >
         <isset property= "pf.app.appsrvear.dist.prepare" />
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- appsrvear.file.name: EAR file name -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (3) Default: application name if set -->

      <condition
         property= "appsrvear.file.name"
         value= "${pf.app.appsrvear.file.name}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.app.appsrvear.file.name" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "appsrvear.file.name" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <condition
         property= "appsrvear.file.name"
         value= "${app.name}.ear" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "app.name" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "appsrvear.file.name" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- appsrvjartar.dist.prepare: Flag property  -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- (1) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (2) Default: unset -->
      <condition
         property= "appsrvjartar.dist.prepare"
         value= "${pf.app.appsrvjartar.dist.prepare}" >
         <isset property= "pf.app.appsrvjartar.dist.prepare" />
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- appsrvjartar.target.dir: Application tar target install directory -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- This defines the target directory where application jars -->
      <!-- and possibly application server content are to be -->
      <!-- untarred. -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (3) Default: /clocal/www/web-data/${app.name} -->
      <!-- Note:  The default is *not* intended to work but to -->
      <!-- just provide some dummy value which will identify -->
      <!-- the application in which this value was not assigned. -->

      <condition
         property= "appsrvjartar.target.dir"
         value= "${pf.app.appsrvjartar.target.dir}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.app.appsrvjartar.target.dir" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "appsrvjartar.target.dir" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <condition
         property= "appsrvjartar.target.dir"
         value= "./${app.name}" >
         <not>
            <isset property= "appsrvjartar.target.dir" />
         </not>
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- appsrvjartar.file.name: Application tar file name -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- This defines the name of the tar file created to -->
      <!-- contain common *.jar and possibly some content files -->
      <!-- deployed to specific path on the application server. -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (3) Default: application name -->

      <condition
         property= "appsrvjartar.file.name"
         value= "${pf.app.appsrvjartar.file.name}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.app.appsrvjartar.file.name" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "appsrvjartar.file.name" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <condition
         property= "appsrvjartar.file.name"
         value= "${app.name}_code_appserver.tar" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "app.name" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "appsrvjartar.file.name" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- websrvcontenttar.dist.prepare: Flag property  -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- (1) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (2) Default: unset -->
      <condition
         property= "websrvcontenttar.dist.prepare"
         value= "${pf.app.websrvcontenttar.dist.prepare}" >
         <isset property= "pf.app.websrvcontenttar.dist.prepare" />
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- websrvcontenttar.target.dir: Content tar file target directory -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- This is the root-level target directory path prefixed -->
      <!-- to all content files bundled into the application -->
      <!-- content tar file.  Default is a DealerCONNECT path -->
      <!-- under which each application has defined subdirectories. -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (3) Default: "./${app.name}" -->

      <condition
         property= "websrvcontenttar.target.dir"
         value= "${pf.app.websrvcontenttar.target.dir}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.app.websrvcontenttar.target.dir" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "websrvcontenttar.target.dir" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <condition
         property= "websrvcontenttar.target.dir"
         value= "./${app.name}" >
         <not>
            <isset property= "websrvcontenttar.target.dir" />
         </not>
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- websrvcontenttar.file.name: Content tar file name -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (3) Default: application name if set -->

      <condition
         property= "websrvcontenttar.file.name"
         value= "${pf.app.websrvcontenttar.file.name}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.app.websrvcontenttar.file.name" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "websrvcontenttar.file.name" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <condition
         property= "websrvcontenttar.file.name"
         value= "${app.name}_content_webserver.tar" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "app.name" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "websrvcontenttar.file.name" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- websrvjartar.dist.prepare: Flag property  -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- (1) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (2) Default: unset -->
      <condition
         property= "websrvjartar.dist.prepare"
         value= "${pf.app.websrvjartar.dist.prepare}" >
         <isset property= "pf.app.websrvjartar.dist.prepare" />
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- websrvjartar.target.dir: Web Server jar tar file target directory -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- This is the root-level target directory path prefixed -->
      <!-- to all content files bundled into the application -->
      <!-- content tar file.  Default is a DealerCONNECT path -->
      <!-- under which each application has defined subdirectories. -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (3) Default: "./${app.name}" -->

      <condition
         property= "websrvjartar.target.dir"
         value= "${pf.app.websrvjartar.target.dir}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.app.websrvjartar.target.dir" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "websrvjartar.target.dir" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <condition
         property= "websrvjartar.target.dir"
         value= "./${app.name}" >
         <not>
            <isset property= "websrvjartar.target.dir" />
         </not>
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- websrvjartar.file.name: Content tar file name -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (3) Default: application name if set -->

      <condition
         property= "websrvjartar.file.name"
         value= "${pf.app.websrvjartar.file.name}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.app.websrvjartar.file.name" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "websrvjartar.file.name" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <condition
         property= "websrvjartar.file.name"
         value= "${app.name}_code_webserver.tar" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "app.name" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "websrvjartar.file.name" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- pf.buildinfo : Build Information File -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Build information file: pf.buildinfo -->
      <!-- This is an output file which records certain values -->
      <!-- used to create the build.  This file is generated -->
      <!-- and included in the final application ear file -->
      <!-- Won't place it in the pf.dir since it's not an -->
      <!-- input/controlling type of properties file -->

      <property name= "build.tmpdir" value= "${app.build.dir}/tmp" />

      <!-- Always create this directory up front -->
      <mkdir dir= "${build.tmpdir}" />
      <mkdir dir= "${build.tmpdir}/lib" />

      <!-- Special build file: Build Information -->
      <property name= "pf.buildinfo" value= "buildinfo" />

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- build.info : Extra build identifier -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Determine initial build value from one of the following -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will override -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from application properties file -->
      <!-- (3) Default: Empty string -->
      <!-- This is an extra build identifier string which may be -->
      <!-- passed to the build and is written to the buildinfo file. -->

      <!-- Ck/set from application properties file if set there -->
      <condition
         property= "build.info"
         value= "${pf.app.build.info}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.app.build.info" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "build.info" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- Ck/set from application properties file if set there -->
      <condition
         property= "build.info"
         value= "" >
         <not>
            <isset property= "build.info" />
         </not>
      </condition>

      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- pf.appdep : Application Dependencies Properties File -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Resolve locations of other external applications required -->
      <!-- for build.  This setup is partially implemented by script -->
      <!-- on the build machine.  If an 'appdep.txt' file is in the -->
      <!-- build directory , it is expanded to an -->
      <!-- appdep.${username}.${hostname}.properties file which receives -->
      <!-- a listing of properties along with the full path location to -->
      <!-- other application builds in the build area. -->
      <!-- Requires global env var setting: ${hostname} -->
      <!-- Checks & settings:  -->
      <!-- (1) "appdep.${user.name}.${hostname}.properties" if found -->
      <!-- (2) "appdep.${user.name}.properties" if found -->
      <!-- (3) "${app.build.dir}/tmp/appdep.null.properties" (null created) if found -->
      <!-- This configuration creates and sets the properties file name -->
      <!-- to a null file so that ant will quietly ignore the situation -->
      <!-- where it would abort if the file was not present. -->
      <!-- This file is not normally used within the build.xml file -->
      <!-- but was provided as a workaround for certain application that -->
      <!-- need to be built and deployed in a more modular way. -->

      <!-- (1) "appdep.${user.name}.${hostname}.properties" if found -->
      <condition
         property= "pf.appdep"
         value= "${pf.dir}/appdep.${user.name}.${hostname}.properties" >
         <available
            type= "file"
            file= "${pf.dir}/appdep.${user.name}.${hostname}.properties" >
         </available>
      </condition>

      <!-- (2) "appdep.${user.name}.properties" if found -->
      <condition
         property= "pf.appdep"
         value= "${pf.dir}/appdep.${user.name}.properties" >
         <and>
            <available
               type= "file"
               file= "${pf.dir}/appdep.${user.name}.properties" >
            </available>
            <not>
               <isset property= "pf.appdep" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- (3) 'loadproperties' will blow up if not there though so -->
      <!-- if not found, create a null properties file and set the -->
      <!-- pf.appdep property to point to the dummy file.  Can't -->
      <!-- use 'touch' since even a zero length file will blow up, -->
      <!-- had to at least put a space in the file so it was -->
      <!-- greater than zero length in size. -->
      <echo file= "${build.tmpdir}/appdep.null.properties" > </echo>
      <condition
         property= "pf.appdep"
         value= "${build.tmpdir}/appdep.null.properties" >
         <not>
            <isset property= "pf.appdep" />
         </not>
      </condition>

      <!-- Reference each property via: ${appdep.PROPERTY} -->
      <loadproperties srcFile= "${pf.appdep}">
         <filterchain>
            <prefixlines prefix= "appdep." />
         </filterchain>
      </loadproperties>


      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- pf.user : User Properties File -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Layered checks & settings:  -->
      <!-- (1) "user.${user.name}.${hostname}.properties" if found -->
      <!-- (2) "user.${user.name}.properties" if found -->
      <!-- (3) "user.default.properties" if found -->
      <!-- Requires global env var setting: ${hostname} -->
      <!-- NOTE: Ant will quietly ignore if this file not present -->

      <!-- (1) "user.${user.name}.${hostname}.properties" if found -->
      <condition
         property= "pf.user"
         value= "${pf.dir}/user.${user.name}.${hostname}.properties" >
         <and>
            <available
               type= "file"
               file= "${pf.dir}/user.${user.name}.${hostname}.properties" >
            </available>
            <not>
               <isset property= "pf.user" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- (2) "user.${user.name}.properties" if found -->
      <condition
         property= "pf.user"
         value= "${pf.dir}/user.${user.name}.properties" >
         <and>
            <available
               type= "file"
               file= "${pf.dir}/user.${user.name}.properties" >
            </available>
            <not>
               <isset property= "pf.user" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- (3) "user.default.properties" if found -->
      <condition
         property= "pf.user"
         value= "${pf.dir}/user.default.properties" >
         <and>
            <available
               type= "file"
               file= "${pf.dir}/user.default.properties" >
            </available>
            <not>
               <isset property= "pf.user" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- Reference each property via: ${user.PROPERTY} -->
      <loadproperties srcFile= "${pf.user}">
         <filterchain>
            <prefixlines prefix= "pf.user." />
         </filterchain>
      </loadproperties>

      <!-- NOTE:  Per DEALERCONNECT2.0 Architecture document, pp. 5: -->
      <!-- "do NOT use the deprecation= "on" option for the javac Ant -->
      <!-- task or it will crash Application Developer.  Either -->
      <!-- don't specify anything or else use deprecation= "off"" -->

      <!-- In the name of avoiding properties file & ant build file -->
      <!-- conflicts, we prefixed all the properties read in from the -->
      <!-- properties file with "user."  Assign the users file -->
      <!-- we wish to retain here. -->
      <property name= "compiler.debug"
         value= "${pf.user.compiler.debug}" />
      <property name= "compiler.debuglevel"
         value= "${pf.user.compiler.debuglevel}" />
      <property name= "compiler.deprecation"
         value= "${pf.user.compiler.deprecation}" />
      <property name= "compiler.encoding"
         value= "${pf.user.compiler.encoding}" />
      <property name= "compiler.type"
         value= "${pf.user.compiler.type}" />
      <property name= "compiler.verbose"
         value= "${pf.user.compiler.verbose}" />
      <property name= "compiler.optimize"
         value= "${pf.user.compiler.optimize}" />

      <!-- Special property set to control deletion of files -->
      <condition property= "source.and.build.are.same" >
         <equals arg1= "${src.dir}" arg2= "${bld.dir}" />
      </condition>


      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- ext.rootdir.vendor: Outside-of-Project 3rd Party Directory -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Set ext.rootdir.vendor to the location of the global vendor -->
      <!-- application directory.  The intent of this -->
      <!-- implementation was to allow for various properties -->
      <!-- referring to the static and known -->
      <!-- relative subdirectories *within* the tree once they are -->
      <!-- provided with the location of the vendor directory itself. -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from env var VENDORROOT -->
      <!-- (3) Check/set from user/host properties file -->
      <condition
         property= "ext.rootdir.vendor"
         value= "${env.VENDORROOT}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "env.VENDORROOT" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "ext.rootdir.vendor" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- NOTE: "ext.rootdir.vendor" prefixed with "pf.user." when parsed -->
      <condition
         property= "ext.rootdir.vendor"
         value= "${pf.user.ext.rootdir.vendor}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.user.ext.rootdir.vendor" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "ext.rootdir.vendor" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>


      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- ext.libdir.db2: DB2 Libraries -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Set ext.libdir.db2 to the location of the MQ Libraries -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from env var DB2LIBS -->
      <!-- (3) Check/set from user/host properties file -->
      <condition
         property= "ext.libdir.db2"
         value= "${env.DB2LIBS}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "env.DB2LIBS" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "ext.libdir.db2" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- NOTE: "ext.libdir.db2" prefixed with "pf.user." when parsed -->
      <condition
         property= "ext.libdir.db2"
         value= "${pf.user.ext.libdir.db2}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.user.ext.libdir.db2" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "ext.libdir.db2" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- Dummy default, override will be ignored by ant. -->
      <property name= "ext.libdir.db2" location= "${build.tmpdir}" />


      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- ext.libdir.mq: MQ Libraries -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Set ext.libdir.mq to the location of the MQ Libraries -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from env var MQLIBS -->
      <!-- (3) Check/set from user/host properties file -->
      <condition
         property= "ext.libdir.mq"
         value= "${env.MQLIBS}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "env.MQLIBS" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "ext.libdir.mq" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- NOTE: "ext.libdir.mq" prefixed with "pf.user." when parsed -->
      <condition
         property= "ext.libdir.mq"
         value= "${pf.user.ext.libdir.mq}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.user.ext.libdir.mq" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "ext.libdir.mq" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- Dummy default, override will be ignored by ant. -->
      <property name= "ext.libdir.mq" location= "${build.tmpdir}" />


      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- ext.libdir.common: COMMON code directory -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Set common.vendor.dir to the location of the -->
      <!-- development environment COMMON code-->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from env var COMMONLIBS -->
      <!-- (3) Check/set from user/host properties file -->
      <condition
         property= "ext.libdir.common"
         value= "${env.COMMONLIBS}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "env.COMMONLIBS" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "ext.libdir.common" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- NOTE: "ext.libdir.common" prefixed with "pf.user." when parsed -->
      <condition
         property= "ext.libdir.common"
         value= "${pf.user.ext.libdir.common}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.user.ext.libdir.common" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "ext.libdir.common" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- Dummy default, override will be ignored by ant. -->
      <property name= "ext.libdir.common" location= "${build.tmpdir}" />


      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- ext.rootdir.was: Root WAS Directory -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- Set ext.rootdir.was to the root WAS directory path -->
      <!-- This is an important environment variable which must -->
      <!-- map to the same relative directory path regardless of -->
      <!-- platform: DOS/UNIX and application: WSAD/WAS. -->
      <!-- The main set of WAS jars are located in the ./lib -->
      <!-- subdirectory of this subdirectory -->
      <!-- (1) In all cases, -D<property>= <value> will set first -->
      <!-- (2) Check/set from env var WAS_HOME -->
      <!-- (3) Check/set from user/host properties file -->
      <condition
         property= "ext.rootdir.was"
         value= "${env.WAS_HOME}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "env.WAS_HOME" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "ext.rootdir.was" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- NOTE: "ext.rootdir.was" prefixed with "pf.user." when parsed -->
      <condition
         property= "ext.rootdir.was"
         value= "${pf.user.ext.rootdir.was}" >
         <and>
            <isset property= "pf.user.ext.rootdir.was" />
            <not>
               <isset property= "ext.rootdir.was" />
            </not>
         </and>
      </condition>

      <!-- Dummy default, override will be ignored by ant. -->
      <property name= "ext.rootdir.was" location= "${build.tmpdir}" />


      <!-- ****************************************************** -->
      <!-- CLASSPATH -->
      <!-- ****************************************************** -->

      <!-- Classpath ID references are listed in the order in which -->
      <!-- they are set in the full classpath passed to the -->
      <!-- builds.  Libs found in WAS will always take precedence -->
      <!-- over any others, then: DB2, MQ, DealerCONNECT Common -->
      <!-- Code, and then the internal application classes.  This -->
      <!-- effectively prevents applications from using older -->
      <!-- versions of existing classes in the vendorlib -->
      <!-- directories of their applications. -->

      <!-- WAS Directories -->
      <!-- Default:  Include the main ./lib directory under the -->
      <!-- WAS root directory, some applications may need to -->
      <!-- add in additional directories. -->
      <!-- Warning:  Do not include the entire WAS directory tree -->
      <!-- because it is very large and parsing through it takes -->
      <!-- substantial time and system resources. -->
      <path id = "class.path.was" >
         <fileset
            dir = "${ext.rootdir.was}/lib" >
            <include name= "**/*.jar" />
            <include name= "**/*.zip" />
         </fileset>
      </path>

      <!-- DB2 Directories -->
      <path id = "class.path.db2" >
         <fileset
            dir = "${ext.libdir.db2}" >
            <include name= "**/*.jar" />
            <include name= "**/*.zip" />
         </fileset>
      </path>

      <!-- MQ Series Directories -->
      <path id = "class.path.mq" >
         <fileset
            dir = "${ext.libdir.mq}" >
            <include name= "**/*.jar" />
            <include name= "**/*.zip" />
         </fileset>
      </path>

      <!-- Common Code -->
      <path id = "class.path.common" >
         <fileset
            dir = "${ext.libdir.common}">
            <include name= "**/*.jar" />
            <include name= "**/*.zip" />
         </fileset>
      </path>

      <!-- CUSTOMIZE.class.path.app -->
      <!-- Add in each JAR Module or other lib directory if -->
      <!-- required as dependencies to other modules. -->
      <!-- You must 'mkdir' each of these directories prior to -->
      <!-- the 'path id' tag otherwise the reference will fail -->
      <!-- and the build.xml will abort. -->

      <!-- Application JAR Module classes -->
      <mkdir dir= "${bld.dir}/QuickLopJava/${subdir.jarm.libs}" />
      <mkdir dir= "${bld.dir}/QuickLopWS/Web Content/WEB-INF/${subdir.jarm.libs}" />
	<!-- START Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
	<mkdir dir= "${bld.dir}/QuickLopDcidWS/Web Content/WEB-INF/${subdir.jarm.libs}" />
	<!-- END Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
      <path id = "class.path.app" >
         <fileset
            dir= "${bld.dir}/QuickLopJava/${subdir.jarm.libs}" >
            <include name= "**/*.jar" />
         </fileset>
          <fileset
            dir= "QuickLopWeb/Web Content/WEB-INF/lib/" >
            <include name= "**/*.jar" />
         </fileset>
         <fileset
            dir= "QuickLopWeb/Web Content/WEB-INF/lib/" >
            <include name= "**/*.zip" />
         </fileset>
		  <fileset
            dir= "QuickLopWS/Web Content/WEB-INF/lib/" >
            <include name= "**/*.jar" />
         </fileset>
         <fileset
            dir= "QuickLopWS/Web Content/WEB-INF/lib/" >
            <include name= "**/*.zip" />
         </fileset>
	<!-- START Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
		 <fileset
            dir= "QuickLopDcidWS/Web Content/WEB-INF/lib/" >
            <include name= "**/*.jar" />
         </fileset>
         <fileset
            dir= "QuickLopDcidWS/Web Content/WEB-INF/lib/" >
            <include name= "**/*.zip" />
         </fileset>
	<!-- END Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
      </path>

   <!-- FTT changes -->
       <!-- Selenium -->	
	  <path id="seleniumTest.classpath">			
   		 <path refid="class.path.common" />
	  </path>
	  <!-- Selenium -->
        <!-- FTT changes -->


      <!-- Accumulate all parts into one classpath reference ID -->
      <path id = "class.path.full" >
         <pathelement path= "${java.class.path}" />
         <path refid= "class.path.was" />
         <path refid= "class.path.db2" />
         <path refid= "class.path.mq" />
         <path refid= "class.path.common" />
         <path refid= "class.path.app" />
      </path>

      <!-- Set property based on platform type -->
      <condition property= "isunix">
         <os family= "unix"/>
      </condition>

      <!-- Create any required target root-level directories -->
      <mkdir dir= "${bld.dir}" />

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: compile -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- This is a top-level compile target which describes the -->
   <!-- overall compile process.  It has general tasks described -->
   <!-- within.   You should not need to modify this target at -->
   <!-- instead, add in module dependencies to the sub-targets -->

   <target name= "compile"
      description= "Compile Modules: All JAR, WEB"
      depends= "init,compile.jar,compile.web" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>compile</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: compile.jar -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- CUSTOMIZE.compile.jar -->
   <!-- Update the "depends" of compile.jar to include the -->
   <!-- individual JAR Module targets to compile. -->

   <!-- Compile All JAR Modules -->
   <!-- This is a second-level grouping target which invokes -->
   <!-- specific module packaging targets . -->
   <!-- Please do not modify this target except to add in -->
   <!-- dependency JAR module targets. -->

   <target name= "compile.jar"
      if= "compile.jars"
      description= "Compile Modules: All JAR"
      depends= "init,compile.jarm.QuickLopJava" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>compile.jar</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: compile.jarm.antcall -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- This target compiles a JAR module in a standard way. -->
   <!-- The classes are compiled in the subdirectory structure -->
   <!-- immediately below the module name and will need to be -->
   <!-- accumulated by 'ant' using the *.class suffix. -->
   <!-- Either form may be included in other build & packaging -->
   <!-- This target should not be modified in any way.  -->
   <!-- It can be invoked by a a module-specific target -->
   <!-- by means of antcall while setting the property: -->
   <!-- <param name= "module.name" value= "<MODULENAME>"/> -->
   <!-- If something custom must be done for a specific module, -->
   <!-- this target can be copied to a new module target named -->
   <!-- 'compile.jarm.<MODULENAME>' and then modified as needed. -->

   <target name= "compile.jarm.antcall"
      if= "compile.jars"
      depends= "init" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>compile.jarm.antcall:    module.name= "${module.name}"</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <!-- Required as a source dependency, even if no contents -->
      <mkdir dir="${src.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.jarm.vendorlibs}" />

      <!-- Where we compile classes to -->
      <mkdir dir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.jarm.classes}" />

      <javac
         srcdir="${src.dir}/${module.name}"
         destdir="${bld.dir}/${module.name}"
         compiler="${compiler.type}"
         debug="${compiler.debug}"
         debuglevel="${compiler.debuglevel}"
         deprecation="${compiler.deprecation}"
         encoding="${compiler.encoding}"
         includeAntRuntime="false"
         optimize="${compiler.optimize}"
         listfiles="true"
         verbose="${compiler.verbose}" >
         <classpath
            refid= "class.path.full" >
         </classpath>
         <classpath>
            <fileset
               dir="${src.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.jarm.vendorlibs}"
               includes="**/*.jar" >
            </fileset>
            <fileset
               dir="${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.jarm.classes}"
               includes="**/*.class" >
            </fileset>
         </classpath>
      </javac>

      <!-- Where we copy and jar *.jars to -->
      <mkdir dir="${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.jarm.libs}" />

      <!-- Create the *.jar file with the newly compiled classes in -->
      <!-- the target lib subdirectory -->
      <jar
         destfile= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.jarm.libs}/${jar.name}.jar"
         basedir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.jarm.classes}"
         includes= "**/*.class,**/*.dtd,**/*.xml"
         update="false" >
      </jar>

      <!-- Copy the vendor supplied jars kept in the source -->
      <!-- repository directory into the target lib directory -->
      <!-- for build and packaging -->
      <echo>todir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.jarm.libs}"</echo>     
      <echo>todir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.jarm.libs}"</echo>     
	  <echo>dir= "${src.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.jarm.vendorlibs}"</echo>     
      <copy
         todir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.jarm.libs}"
         preservelastmodified= "true"
         verbose= "false" >
         <fileset
            dir= "${src.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.jarm.vendorlibs}"
            includes= "**/*.jar" >
         </fileset>
      </copy>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: compile.web -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- CUSTOMIZE.compile.web -->
   <!-- Update the "depends" of compile.web to include the -->
   <!-- individual WEB Module targets to compile. -->

   <!-- Compile All WEB Modules -->
   <!-- This is a second-level grouping target which invokes -->
   <!-- specific module compile targets . -->
   <!-- Please do not modify this target except to add in -->
   <!-- dependency JAR & WEB module targets. -->

<!-- Changes for PMO#16.51 added compile.webm.QuickLopDcidWS -->
   <target name= "compile.web"
      if= "compile.webs"
      description= "Compile Modules: All WEB"
      depends= "init,compile.webm.QuickLopWeb,compile.webm.QuickLopWS,compile.webm.QuickLopDcidWS">

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>compile.web</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: compile.webm.antcall -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- This target compiles a WEB module in a standard way. -->
   <!-- This target should not be modified in any way.  -->
   <!-- It can be invoked by a a module-specific target -->
   <!-- by means of antcall while setting the property: -->
   <!-- <param name= "module.name" value= "<MODULENAME>"/> -->
   <!-- If something custom must be done for a specific module, -->
   <!-- this target can be copied to a new module target named -->
   <!-- 'compile.webm.<MODULENAME>' and then modified as needed. -->

   <target name= "compile.webm.antcall"
      if= "compile.webs"
      depends= "init" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>compile.webm.antcall:    module.name= "${module.name}"</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <!-- Required as a source dependency -->
      <mkdir dir= "${src.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.vendorlibs}" />

      <!-- Where we compile classes to -->
      <mkdir dir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.classes}" />

      <javac
         srcdir= "${src.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.wsadjavasource}"
         destdir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.classes}"
         compiler= "${compiler.type}"
         debug= "${compiler.debug}"
         debuglevel= "${compiler.debuglevel}"
         deprecation= "${compiler.deprecation}"
         encoding= "${compiler.encoding}"
         includeAntRuntime= "false"
         optimize= "${compiler.optimize}"
         listfiles="true"
         verbose= "${compiler.verbose}" >
         <classpath
            refid= "class.path.full" >
         </classpath>
         <classpath>
            <fileset
               dir= "${src.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.vendorlibs}"
               includes= "**/*.jar" >
            </fileset>
            <fileset
               dir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.classes}"
               includes= "**/*.class" >
            </fileset>
         </classpath>
      </javac>
      
      <!-- Copy the .xml files into the WEB-INF/classes folder - Added 12/4/04 t1351jh 
      <copy todir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.classes}" verbose="true">
      
      	<fileset 
      		dir="${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.wsadjavasource}/xml"
      		includes= "**" >      	
      	</fileset>
      </copy>-->

      <!-- Where we jar the files to -->
      <mkdir dir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.libs}" />

      <!-- Copy the vendor supplied jars kept in the source -->
      <!-- repository directory into the target lib directory -->
      <!-- for build and packaging -->
      <copy
         todir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.libs}"
         preservelastmodified= "true"
         verbose= "false" >
         <fileset
            dir= "${src.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.vendorlibs}"
            includes= "**/*.jar" >
         </fileset>
      </copy>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: dist -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Top-level target to prepare all distributions. -->
   <!-- Additional standard "distributions" will be created and -->
   <!-- added in as dependencies to this full distribution target -->
   <!-- in the future. -->

   <target name= "dist"
      description= "Prepare Distribution: All"
      depends= "dist.appsrvear,dist.appsrvjartar,dist.websrvcontenttar,dist.websrvjartar">

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>dist</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo>Full Distribution Root: ${dist.dir}</echo>
      <echo>Build Completed.</echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: dist.appsrvear -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Application packaging -->
   <!-- Create the J2EE Application EAR Module file -->
   <!-- This target bundles up all the Web Project war files -->
   <!-- created by the pkg.<TYPE>.<WEBPROJECT> targets along -->
   <!-- with the Enterprise Application Project to produce the -->
   <!-- final application ear file destined for deployment -->
   <!-- on the application server. -->

   <target name= "dist.appsrvear"
      if= "appsrvear.dist.prepare"
      description= "Prepare Distribution: J2EE Ear File of Application"
      depends= "init,update.buildinfo,pkg.jar,pkg.web" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>dist.appsrvear</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <mkdir dir="${subdir.dist.appsrvear}" />

      <!-- Note:  Itis posible to add and use the following -->
      <!-- "manifest" file specifier passed to the "ear" task -->
      <!-- and control packaging by individual file names -->
      <!-- developers maintain in the manifest.mf file. -->
      <!-- manifest="${subdir.dist.appsrvear}/manifest.mf"> -->
	<echo>${src.dir}/${app.name}/QuickLopWeb/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/xml</echo>		
    <echo>${src.dir}/${app.name}/QuickLopWS/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/xml</echo>
	<!-- START Changes for PMO# 16.51 -->
	<echo>${src.dir}/${app.name}/QuickLopDcidWS/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/xml</echo>
	<!-- END Changes for PMO# 16.51 -->
      <ear destfile= "${subdir.dist.appsrvear}/${appsrvear.file.name}"
         appxml="${src.dir}/${app.name}/META-INF/application.xml"
         update="false" >

         <!-- This is a special properties file created to record -->
         <!-- information about the build itself -->
         <fileset dir= "${build.tmpdir}" >
            <include name= "${pf.buildinfo}" />
         </fileset>

         <!-- Include files from the Enterprise Application -->
         <!-- Sub-directory directly into the EAR file. -->
         <fileset dir= "${src.dir}/${app.name}/" >
            <exclude name="ant/**" />
            <exclude name="bin/**" />
            <exclude name="lib/**" />
            <exclude name="tmp/**" />
            <exclude name="**/.classpath" />
            <exclude name="**/.modulemaps" />
            <exclude name="**/.project" />
            <exclude name="**/.serverPreference" />
            <exclude name="**/.websettings" />
            <exclude name="**/*.ecl" />
            <exclude name="**/*.jar" />
            <exclude name="META-INF/application.xml" />
            <include name="**/**" />
         </fileset>

         <!-- CUSTOMIZE.dist.appsrvear.include.subdirs -->
         <!-- Add/change filesets below to include the contents -->
         <!-- of each Java and Web Module into the final EAR -->
         <!-- file. The contents of any intermediate packaging -->
         <!-- subdirectories should be created/staged by the -->
         <!-- pkg.<TYPE>.<WEBPROJECT> targets -->

         <!-- Include pre-packaged Web project war file(s) -->
         <fileset dir= "${bld.dir}/QuickLopWeb/${subdir.pkg.appsrvear}"
            includes= "*.war" >
         </fileset>
         <fileset dir= "${bld.dir}/QuickLopWS/${subdir.pkg.appsrvear}"
            includes= "*.war" >
         </fileset>
		 <!-- START Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
		<fileset dir= "${bld.dir}/QuickLopDcidWS/${subdir.pkg.appsrvear}"
            includes= "*.war" >
         </fileset>
		  <!-- END Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
      </ear>

      <echo>Dist Dir 'appsrvear':         ${subdir.dist.appsrvear}</echo>
      <echo>Build Completed.</echo>
      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: dist.appsrvjartar -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Application packaging, application server tar file -->
   <!-- This target creates a tar file distribution of files -->
   <!-- destined for the application server but are not deployed -->
   <!-- as part of the EAR file.  This mainly includes -->
   <!-- specially deployed jar or class files created in the -->
   <!-- Java Modules and may also possibly include certain content, -->
   <!-- if the content cannot be included in the application ear file. -->

   <!-- In order to prevent issues with the handling of long -->
   <!-- file paths, we are standardizing on GNU tar being used -->
   <!-- as the tar format for preparing these tar files and -->
   <!-- uncompressing them on the target server. -->

   <!-- CUSTOMIZE.dist.appsrvjartar -->
   <!-- Most applications will not require this packaging target -->
   <!-- and can remove it as dependency from the dist target. -->
   <!-- Other applications should update the source tarfileset(s) -->
   <!-- below as necessary in order to create a tar file for -->
   <!-- deployment on the application server. -->

   <target name= "dist.appsrvjartar"
      if= "appsrvjartar.dist.prepare"
      description= "Prepare Distribution: Tar of Jars/Content for App Server" 
      depends= "init,pkg.jar" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>dist.appsrvjartar</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>src.dir=${src.dir}</echo>
      <echo>appsrvjartar.target.dir=${appsrvjartar.target.dir}</echo>
      <echo>subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent=${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}</echo>
      <echo>this dir is ${src.dir}/QuickLopWeb/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}</echo>
      <echo>this dir is ${src.dir}/QuickLopWS/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}</echo>
<!-- START Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
	  <echo>this dir is ${src.dir}/QuickLopDcidWS/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}</echo>
<!-- END Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
      <mkdir dir="${subdir.dist.appsrvjartar}" />

      <tar
         destfile= "${subdir.dist.appsrvjartar}/${appsrvjartar.file.name}"
         longfile= "gnu">

         <!-- CUSTOMIZE.dist.appsrvjartar -->
         <!-- Add in subdirectories and contents to be included in -->
         <!-- the tar file to be deployed to the application server. -->

         <!-- This tarfileset packages jar file(s) compiled and packaged -->
         <!-- in the Java Module ./lib subdirectory.  Change source -->
         <!-- and target prefix as needed. -->
         <tarfileset 
            dir="${src.dir}/QuickLopJava/${subdir.jarm.libs}"
            prefix="${appsrvjartar.target.dir}/WEB-INF/lib"
            preserveLeadingSlashes="true">
            <include name="*.jar"/>
         </tarfileset>
         
        


		 <!-- This target is added by pradeep for copying the index files to the web-inf classes dir under the quicklop dir -->
		
		<tarfileset 
            dir="${src.dir}/QuickLopWeb/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/index_files"
            prefix="${appsrvjartar.target.dir}/WEB-INF/classes"
            preserveLeadingSlashes="true">
            <include name="**/*.*"/>
         </tarfileset>

          <tarfileset 
            dir="${src.dir}/QuickLopWeb/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/dtd"
            prefix="${appsrvjartar.target.dir}/dtd"
            preserveLeadingSlashes="true">
            <include name="**/*.*"/>
         </tarfileset>
         <tarfileset 
            dir="${src.dir}/QuickLopWeb/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/annfile"
            prefix="${appsrvjartar.target.dir}/annfile"
            preserveLeadingSlashes="true">
            <include name="**/*.*"/>
         </tarfileset>
         
         
         <!-- This command is added by pradeep to include the web-inf\lib\*.jar inside the appsrvjartar -->
         <tarfileset 
            dir="${src.dir}/QuickLopWeb/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/WEB-INF/lib"
            prefix="${appsrvjartar.target.dir}/WEB-INF/lib"
            preserveLeadingSlashes="true">
            <include name="**/*.jar"/>
         </tarfileset>
		
         <!-- This tarfileset packages application content -->
         <!-- files destined for the application server by means -->
         <!-- of tar file distribution.   Change source and -->
         <!-- target prefix as needed. -->
         <tarfileset 
            dir="${src.dir}/QuickLopWeb/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}"
            prefix="${appsrvjartar.target.dir}/QuickLopWeb"
            preserveLeadingSlashes="true">
            <include name="app_resources/**" />
         </tarfileset>
     	
      	<tarfileset 
      	            dir="${src.dir}/QuickLopWS/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/WEB-INF/lib"
      	            prefix="${appsrvjartar.target.dir}/WEB-INF/lib"
      	            preserveLeadingSlashes="true">
      	            <include name="**/*.jar"/>
      	</tarfileset>
<!-- START: Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
		<tarfileset 
      	            dir="${src.dir}/QuickLopDcidWS/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/WEB-INF/lib"
      	            prefix="${appsrvjartar.target.dir}/WEB-INF/lib"
      	            preserveLeadingSlashes="true">
      	            <include name="**/*.jar"/>
      	</tarfileset>
<!-- END: Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
      </tar>

      <echo>Dist Dir 'appsrvjartar':      ${subdir.dist.appsrvjartar}</echo>
      <echo>Build Completed.</echo>
      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: dist.websrvcontenttar -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Content files destined for Web Server only  -->
   <!-- This target prepares a tar file of content destined for -->
   <!-- the web server.  This likely includes html and image -->
   <!-- content prepared in the webcontent/web subdirectory. -->

   <!-- In order to prevent issues with the handling of long -->
   <!-- file paths, we are standardizing on GNU tar being used -->
   <!-- as the tar format for preparing these tar files and -->
   <!-- uncompressing them on the target server. -->

   <target name= "dist.websrvcontenttar"
      if= "websrvcontenttar.dist.prepare"
      description= "Prepare Distribution: Tar of Web Content for Web Server"
      depends= "init" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>dist.websrvcontenttar</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <mkdir dir="${subdir.dist.websrvcontenttar}" />

      <!-- CUSTOMIZE.dist.websrvcontenttar -->
      <!-- The sources for each module that should be included -->
      <!-- in the content tar file must be individually specified -->
      <!-- as tarfilesets below. -->
      <!-- Be very careful how the the base and relative directories -->
      <!-- are specified because they impact how the file is -->
      <!-- extracted on the remote web server. -->

      <!-- The tarfileset subdirectories included follow a -->
      <!-- proposed directory organization which attempted to -->
      <!-- separate app and web content out into certain -->
      <!-- sub-directories.  -->
      <!-- Initially 'resources' was proposed as a subdirectory -->
      <!-- for webcontent and it was assumed that anything under -->
      <!-- 'resources' would be deployed to the web servers only. -->
      <!-- It later turned out that using one subdirectory  -->
      <!-- named 'resources' didn't organize the content as -->
      <!-- desired for packaging for later distribution onto -->
      <!-- separate app and web servers (dtds & xsds were suddenly -->
      <!-- needed on the app server and not the web server). -->
      <!-- It was later decided separating content into distinct -->
      <!-- 'web_resources' and 'app_resources' directories -->
      <!-- would help better organize content for packaging. -->
      <!-- Application groups should attempt to organize their -->
      <!-- content into the later two subdirectories or -->
      <!-- customize the subdirectories listed as needed. -->

      <tar destfile= "${subdir.dist.websrvcontenttar}/${websrvcontenttar.file.name}"
         longfile= "gnu">

         <tarfileset
            dir= "${src.dir}/QuickLopWeb/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}"
            prefix= "${websrvcontenttar.target.dir}"
            preserveLeadingSlashes= "true" >
            <include name="**/*.js" />
            <include name="**/*.css" />
            <include name="**/*.html" />
            <include name="images/**" />
            <include name="resources/**" />
            <include name="web_resources/**" />
         </tarfileset>

         <tarfileset
            dir= "${src.dir}/QuickLopWS/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}"
            prefix= "${websrvcontenttar.target.dir}"
            preserveLeadingSlashes= "true" >
            <include name="**/*.js" />
            <include name="**/*.css" />
            <include name="**/*.html" />
            <include name="images/**" />
            <include name="resources/**" />
            <include name="web_resources/**" />
         </tarfileset>
		<!-- START Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
		 <tarfileset
            dir= "${src.dir}/QuickLopDcidWS/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}"
            prefix= "${websrvcontenttar.target.dir}"
            preserveLeadingSlashes= "true" >
            <include name="**/*.js" />
            <include name="**/*.css" />
            <include name="**/*.html" />
            <include name="images/**" />
            <include name="resources/**" />
            <include name="web_resources/**" />
         </tarfileset>
		<!-- END Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
      </tar>

      <echo>Dist Dir 'websrvcontenttar':  ${subdir.dist.websrvcontenttar}</echo>
      <echo>Build Completed.</echo>
      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: dist.websrvjartar -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Special distribution to handle the case where Jars/Applets -->
   <!-- must be built and deployed on the Web Servers. -->
   <!-- Unless there is a really special need/requirement worked -->
   <!-- out with the architects and server administrators, -->
   <!-- application code should go into the application ear -->
   <!-- or application tar file. -->

   <!-- In order to prevent issues with the handling of long -->
   <!-- file paths, we are standardizing on GNU tar being used -->
   <!-- as the tar format for preparing these tar files and -->
   <!-- uncompressing them on the target server. -->

   <target name= "dist.websrvjartar"
      if= "websrvjartar.dist.prepare"
      description= "Prepare Distribution: Tar Jars/Applets for Web Server"
      depends= "init,pkg.jar" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>dist.websrvjartar</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <mkdir dir="${subdir.dist.websrvjartar}" />

      <!-- CUSTOMIZE.dist.websrvjartar -->
      <!-- The sources and prefix destination directories for each -->
      <!-- module that should be included in the web server jar -->
      <!-- tar file must be individually specified as tarfilesets below.  -->
      <!-- Be very careful how the the base and relative directories -->
      <!-- are specified because they impact how the file is -->
      <!-- extracted on the remote web server. -->

      <tar destfile= "${subdir.dist.websrvjartar}/${websrvjartar.file.name}"
         longfile= "gnu">

         <!-- This tarfileset packages jar file(s) compiled and packaged -->
         <!-- in the Java Module ./lib subdirectory.  Change source -->
         <!-- and target prefix as needed. -->
         <tarfileset 
            dir="${bld.dir}/QuickLopJava/${subdir.jarm.libs}"
            prefix="${websrvjartar.target.dir}/WEB-INF/lib"
            preserveLeadingSlashes="true">
            <include name="*.jar"/>
         </tarfileset>

      </tar>

      <echo>Dist Dir 'websrvjartar':      ${subdir.dist.websrvjartar}</echo>
      <echo>Build Completed.</echo>
      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: pkg.jar -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- CUSTOMIZE.pkg.jar -->

   <!-- Package All WEB Modules -->
   <!-- This is a second-level grouping target which invokes -->
   <!-- specific module packaging targets . -->
   <!-- The property "compile.jars" must be set in init in order -->
   <!-- for this target to invoke. -->
   <!-- Please do not modify this target except to add in -->
   <!-- dependency JAR module targets. -->

   <target name= "pkg.jar"
      if= "compile.jars"
      description= "Package Modules: All Jars"
      depends= "init,compile.jar" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>pkg.jar</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: pkg.jarm.antcall -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Generic target to support standard packaging of a JAR module. -->
   <!-- This target should not be modified in any way.  -->
   <!-- It can be invoked by a a module-specific target -->
   <!-- by means of antcall while setting the property: -->
   <!-- <param name= "module.name" value= "<MODULENAME>"/> -->
   <!-- If something custom must be done for a specific module, -->
   <!-- this target can be copied to a new module target named -->
   <!-- 'pkg.jarm.<MODULENAME>' and then modified as needed. -->
   <!-- Special note on JAR modules:  The 'compile.jar*' modules -->
   <!-- take care of copiles of the *.class files and creating -->
   <!-- the module *.jar file(s).  This is because they may be -->
   <!-- required by other compile modules and the *.jar files -->
   <!-- must therefore be available for classpathing. -->

   <target name= "pkg.jarm.antcall"
      if= "compile.jars"
      depends= "init" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>pkg.jarm.antcall:        module.name= "${module.name}"</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <!-- Empty target -->
      <!-- The compile.jarm.antcall task is responsible for -->
      <!-- compiling the *.java files to *.class files and also -->
      <!-- generating the final *.lib directory which is used as -->
      <!-- dependencies to other modules and packaged separately -->
      <!-- if necessary. -->

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: pkg.web -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Package All WEB Modules -->
   <!-- This is a second-level grouping target which invokes -->
   <!-- specific module packaging targets . -->
   <!-- Please do not modify this target except to add in -->
   <!-- dependency WEB module targets. -->

   <!-- CUSTOMIZE.pkg.web -->
   <!-- Update the "depends" of pkg.web to include the -->
   <!-- individual WEB Module targets to package. -->
<!-- PMO#16.51 changes: Added pkg.webm.QuickLopDcidWS -->
   <target name= "pkg.web"
      if= "compile.webs"
      description= "Package Modules: All WEB"
      depends= "init,compile.web,pkg.webm.QuickLopWeb,pkg.webm.QuickLopWS,pkg.webm.QuickLopDcidWS" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>pkg.web</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: pkg.webm.antcall -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Hopefully a generic target to support temporary "staging" -->
   <!-- and packaging of WSAD Web Project subdirectories into -->
   <!-- war files. -->
   <!-- It can be invoked by a module-specific pkg.webm.<MODULE> -->
   <!-- target by means of antcall while setting the property: -->
   <!-- <param name= "module.name" value= "<MODULENAME>"/> -->
   <!-- If something custom must be done for a specific module, -->
   <!-- this target can be copied to a new module target named -->
   <!-- 'compile.webm.<MODULENAME>' and then modified as needed. -->

   <target name= "pkg.webm.antcall"
      if= "compile.webs"
      depends= "init" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>pkg.webm.antcall:        module.name= "${module.name}"</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <!-- Create staging directory in build directory -->
      <mkdir dir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.stage.appsrvear}" />

      <!-- Web module war packaging will always be from files -->
      <!-- staged to the module stage subdirectory which is populated -->
      <!-- from the source and build directories specified here. -->

      <!-- DDJ Mon Jun 21 17:24:14 EDT 2004 -->
      <!-- Convention for populating source directory used to be -->
      <!-- to include everything in the webcontent src.dir -->
      <!-- subdirectory other than those items filtered out below. -->
      <!-- New convention requires the specification of -->
      <!-- anything needing to be included. -->
      <!--      <exclude name= "**/*.java" />                -->
      <!--      <exclude name= "**/*.properties" />          -->
      <!--      <exclude name= "**/imported_classes/**" />   -->
      <!--      <exclude name= "**/properties/**" />         -->
      <!--      <exclude name= "**/vendorlib/**" />          -->
      <!--      <exclude name= "**/web.xml" />               -->
      <!--      <exclude name= "**/html/**" />               -->
      <!--      <exclude name= "**/images/**" />             -->
      <!--      <exclude name= "**/resources/**" />          -->

      <!-- CUSTOMIZE -->
      <!-- Applications may need to customize directories and -->
      <!-- files staged and included in with web module war files -->
      <!-- by changing the filesets below.  The 'stage' directory -->
      <!-- is a temporary subdirectory used to assemble files -->
      <!-- for packaging into the war file. -->

      <!-- Note: The directory paths of src.dir and bld.dir may or -->
      <!-- may not be the same.  Be source that items taken from the -->
      <!-- source repository are identified within the src.dir -->
      <!-- fileset and items which are compiled and packaged to -->
      <!-- the bld.dir are copied from the bld.dir to the stage. -->

      <!-- Note: Some applications may wish to include the -->
      <!-- compiled classes as files rather than as the packaged -->
      <!-- jar files below.  Let the jar packaging remain as-is in -->
      <!-- the compile target but switch out the staging to use -->
      <!-- this entry in the bld.dir fileset instead. -->
	  <!-- This is added by pradeep to copy the external jar from the Vendor Lib dir to web-inf\lib dir -->
	  
	  
	  <echo>Pradeep1 : todir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}"</echo>     
	  <echo>Pradeep1 : fromdir= "${src.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}"</echo>  

     <!-- This target is used for copying the venorlib to the lib dir -->
     
     <!--  < <copy
         todir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/WEB-INF/lib/"
         preservelastmodified= "true"
         verbose= "false" >
         <fileset
            dir= "${src.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/WEB-INF/${subdir.jarm.vendorlibs}"
            includes= "**/*.jar" >
         </fileset>
      </copy>	-->
      
      <copy
         todir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.stage.appsrvear}"
         preservelastmodified= "true"
         verbose= "false" >

         <fileset
            dir= "${src.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}" >
            <exclude name="xml/**"/>
            <exclude name="schema/**"/>
            <exclude name="dtd/**"/>
            <include name= "**/*.jsp" />
            <include name= "app_resources/**" />
            <include name= "**/*.dtd" />
            <include name= "**/*.xsd" />
            <include name= "**/*.wsdl" />
         </fileset>

         <fileset
            dir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}" >
            <include name= "WEB-INF/classes/**" />
         	<include name= "WEB-INF/*.xml" />
            <include name= "WEB-INF/ibm-web-bnd.xmi" />
            <include name= "WEB-INF/ibm-web-ext.xmi" />
         </fileset>

      </copy>

      <!-- Create packaging directories in build directory -->
      <mkdir dir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.pkg.appsrvear}" />

      <!-- Create the war file, put in the pkg subdirectory -->
      <!-- Note:  The web.xml is specified here and is not -->
      <!-- copied into the stage directory as part of normal file contents. -->

      <war destfile= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.pkg.appsrvear}/${module.name}.war"
         basedir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.stage.appsrvear}"
         webxml= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.webm.wsadwebcontent}/WEB-INF/web.xml"
         update= "false" >
		 <!-- START Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
			<manifest>
				<attribute name="UseWSFEP61ScanPolicy" value="true"/>
			</manifest>
		<!-- END Changes for PMO#16.51 -->
      </war>

      <!-- No need to retain the stage subdirectory for this package -->
      <delete
         dir= "${bld.dir}/${module.name}/${subdir.stage.appsrvear}"
         quiet= "true"
         failonerror= "false"
         includeemptydirs= "true" >
      </delete>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: update.buildinfo -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Create a build information file which documents the build -->
   <!-- settings to a properties file for inclusion in the final -->
   <!-- application ear file packaging -->
   <!-- Also maintain and update the build counter file.  This -->
   <!-- properties file counter gets incremented with each -->
   <!-- invocation. -->

   <target name="update.buildinfo"
      depends="init">

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>update.buildinfo</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <!-- Create the buildinfo file from scratch. -->
      <!-- Note:  Delete the file before using the 'propertyfile' -->
      <!-- task, otherwise, 'propertyfile' will re-load and update -->
      <!-- the values from the file rather than writing out an -->
      <!-- empty file from scratch. -->

      <!-- Delete before create -->
      <delete
         file= "${build.tmpdir}/${pf.buildinfo}"
         quiet= "true"
         failonerror= "false" >
      </delete>

      <!-- Initialize time stamp values -->
      <tstamp>
         <format property= "build.date" pattern= "yyyy-MM-dd" />
         <format property= "build.time" pattern= "hh:mm:ss" />
      </tstamp>

      <!-- Delete puts a message out there anyway, let user know -->
      <!-- the file is being re-created. -->
      <echo>Creating: ${build.tmpdir}/${pf.buildinfo}</echo>

      <!-- Note, keep text flush at left margin, echo preserves the -->
      <!-- full formatting in-between the markers -->
      <echo file= "${build.tmpdir}/${pf.buildinfo}" >Application Name:                  ${app.name}
Version:                           ${app.version}
Build ID:                          ${user.name}
Build Date:                        ${build.date}
Build Time:                        ${build.time}
Build Machine:                     ${hostname}
Source Repository Set:             ${build.repset}
Addtl Build Info (optional):       ${build.info}
</echo>

      <!-- Display buildinfo back to user as build header -->
      <loadfile
         property= "full.build.info"
         srcfile= "${build.tmpdir}/${pf.buildinfo}" >
      </loadfile>

      <echo/>
      <echo>${full.build.info}</echo>
      <echo/>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: clean -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Clean out any generated files -->

   <target name= "clean"
      description= "Clean: All"
      depends= "init,clean.compile,clean.dist">

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>clean</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: clean.compile -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Remove any compiled/built objects -->

   <target name= "clean.compile"
      description= "Clean: Compiled Objects"
      depends= "init">

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>clean.compile</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <!-- Delete certain pre-defined build subdirectories known to -->
      <!-- contain compiled objects, regardles of module -->
      <delete
         quiet= "false"
         failonerror= "false"
         includeemptydirs= "true" >
         <fileset
            dir= "${bld.dir}"
            includes = "**/classes/" >
         </fileset>
         <fileset
            dir= "${bld.dir}"
            includes= "**/lib/" >
         </fileset>
         <fileset
            dir= "${bld.dir}"
            includes= "**/${subdir.stage}/" >
         </fileset>
         <fileset
            dir= "${bld.dir}"
            includes= "**/${subdir.pkg}/" >
         </fileset>

         <!-- CUSTOMIZE.clean.compile -->
         <!-- Web Module directories follow standard directory -->
         <!-- conventions and already handled by the default -->
         <!-- deletion rules defined above. -->
         <!-- Java Modules do not contain subdirectories -->
         <!-- of known name however and we can't guess the names -->
         <!-- of these modules either. -->
         <!-- You must specify the module directory names of -->
         <!-- each Java module containing freely placed  -->
         <!-- *.class files needing deletion -->
         <fileset
            dir= "${bld.dir}/QuickLopJava"
            includes= "**/*.class" >
         </fileset>

      </delete>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: clean.dist -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Clean out dist directory any existing package directories -->

   <target name= "clean.dist"
      description= "Clean: Distribution Directories"
      depends= "init">

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>clean.dist</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <delete
         quiet= "false"
         failonerror= "false"
         includeemptydirs= "true" >
         <fileset
            dir= "${dist.dir}" >
         </fileset>
         <fileset
            dir= "${bld.dir}"
            includes= "**/${subdir.pkg}/" >
         </fileset>
         <fileset
            dir= "${bld.dir}"
            includes= "**/${subdir.stage}/" >
         </fileset>
      </delete>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: clean.buildinfo -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Remove the temporary build info directory with contents. -->
   <!-- NOTE:  The build counter is incremented from a file in -->
   <!-- this directory.  Invoking this target clears this counter. -->
   <!-- This target is not part of the top-level clean target -->
   <!-- because of this. -->

   <target name= "clean.buildinfo"
      description= "Clean: Temp Build Info Files, Reset Counter"
      depends= "init">

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>clean.buildinfo</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <delete
         quiet= "false"
         failonerror= "false"
         includeemptydirs= "true" >
         <fileset dir= "${build.tmpdir}/" includes= "**" />
      </delete>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: showenv -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Display current build settings -->

   <target name= "showenv"
      description= "Display current build settings"
      depends= "init,showenv.basic,showenv.externalresources,showenv.packaging,showenv.classpath">

      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>showenv</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: showenv.basic -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Display basic build information -->

   <target name= "showenv.basic"
      description= "Display basic build information"
      depends= "init">

      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>showenv.basic</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>


      <echo>Application Name:             "${app.name}"</echo>
      <echo>Application Version:          "${app.version}"</echo>
      <echo>Source Repository Set:        "${build.repset}"</echo>
      <echo>Addtl Build Info (optional):  "${build.info}"</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo>Hostname:                     "${hostname}"</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo>Ant base directory:           "${basedir}"</echo>
      <echo>Source root directory:        "${src.dir}"</echo>
      <echo>Build root directory:         "${bld.dir}"</echo>
      <echo>Application Build Directory:  "${app.build.dir}"</echo>
      <echo>Ant file:                     "${ant.file}"</echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: showenv.externalresources -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Display settings involving external resources -->

   <target name= "showenv.externalresources"
      description= "Display settings involving external resources"
      depends= "init">

      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>showenv.externalresources</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo>O.S. Name:                    "${os.name}"</echo>
      <echo>Hostname:                     "${hostname}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echo>Java version:                 "${ant.java.version}"</echo>
      <echo>Env var env.JAVA_HOME:        "${env.JAVA_HOME}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echo>Ant version:                  "${ant.version}"</echo>
      <echo>Env var env.ANT_HOME:         "${env.ANT_HOME}"</echo>


      <echo></echo>
      <echo>(External) Root Vendor/3pty Directory:</echo>
      <echo>ext.rootdir.vendor:            ${ext.rootdir.vendor}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echo>(External) DB2 Library Directory:</echo>
      <echo>ext.libdir.db2:               "${ext.libdir.db2}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echo>(External) MQ Series Library Directory:</echo>
      <echo>ext.libdir.mq:                "${ext.libdir.mq}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echo>(External) WAS Root Directory:</echo>
      <echo>ext.rootdir.was:              "${ext.rootdir.was}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echo>(External) Common Code Directory:</echo>
      <echo>ext.libdir.common:            "${ext.libdir.common}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echo>Application Properties File:  "${pf.app}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echoproperties
         prefix= "pf.app." >
      </echoproperties>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo>User Properties File:         "${pf.user}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echoproperties
         prefix= "pf.user." >
      </echoproperties>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo>App Dependencies File:        "${pf.appdep}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echoproperties
         prefix= "appdep." >
      </echoproperties>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo>Inherited Environment:</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echoproperties
         prefix= "env." >
      </echoproperties>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: showenv.packaging -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Display current packaging settings -->

   <target name= "showenv.packaging"
      description= "Display packaging information"
      depends= "init">

      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>showenv.packaging</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo>appsrvear.dist.prepare:       "${appsrvear.dist.prepare}"</echo>
      <echo>appsrvear.file.name:          "${appsrvear.file.name}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echo>appsrvjartar.dist.prepare:    "${appsrvjartar.dist.prepare}"</echo>
      <echo>appsrvjartar.file.name:       "${appsrvjartar.file.name}"</echo>
      <echo>appsrvjartar.target.dir:      "${appsrvjartar.target.dir}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echo>websrvcontenttar.dist.prepare:"${websrvcontenttar.dist.prepare}"</echo>
      <echo>websrvcontenttar.file.name:   "${websrvcontenttar.file.name}"</echo>
      <echo>websrvcontenttar.target.dir:  "${websrvcontenttar.target.dir}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echo>websrvjartar.dist.prepare:    "${websrvjartar.dist.prepare}"</echo>
      <echo>websrvjartar.file.name:       "${websrvjartar.file.name}"</echo>
      <echo>websrvjartar.target.dir:      "${websrvjartar.target.dir}"</echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: showenv.classpath -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Display classpath information -->

   <target name= "showenv.classpath"
      description= "Display classpath information"
      depends= "init">

      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>showenv.classpath</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <echo>Env var env.CLASSPATH:        "${env.CLASSPATH}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <echo>Property java.class.path:     "${java.class.path}"</echo>

      <echo></echo>
      <pathconvert property="formatted.class.path.full"
         pathsep="${line.separator}                              "
         refid="class.path.full" />
      <echo message="Refid class.path.full:        ${formatted.class.path.full}" />

      <echo></echo>
      <pathconvert property="formatted.class.path.was"
         pathsep="${line.separator}                              "
         refid="class.path.was" />
      <echo message="Refid class.path.was:         ${formatted.class.path.was}" />

      <echo></echo>
      <pathconvert property="formatted.class.path.db2"
         pathsep="${line.separator}                              "
         refid="class.path.db2" />
      <echo message="Refid class.path.db2:         ${formatted.class.path.db2}" />

      <echo></echo>
      <pathconvert property="formatted.class.path.mq"
         pathsep="${line.separator}                              "
         refid="class.path.mq" />
      <echo message="Refid class.path.mq:          ${formatted.class.path.mq}" />

      <echo></echo>
      <pathconvert property="formatted.class.path.common"
         pathsep="${line.separator}                              "
         refid="class.path.common" />
      <echo message="Refid class.path.common:      ${formatted.class.path.common}" />

      <echo></echo>
      <pathconvert property="formatted.class.path.app"
         pathsep="${line.separator}                              "
         refid="class.path.app" />
      <echo message="Refid class.path.app:         ${formatted.class.path.app}" />

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: javadoc -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Prepare Java documentation on classes -->
   <!-- NOTE:  This is a separate task provided for the convenience -->
   <!-- of developers only.  It is not invoked as part of the -->
   <!-- production build process. -->

   <target name= "javadoc"
      depends= "init"
      description= "Javadoc for my API">
      <mkdir dir= "${doc.dir}"/>

      <javadoc destdir= "${doc.dir}"
         packagenames= "*">
         <sourcepath>
            <pathelement location= "${src.dir}"/>
         </sourcepath>
      </javadoc>

      <echo></echo>

    </target>


   <!-- CUSTOMIZE.module.targets -->
   <!-- Create specific targets of name: -->
   <!--    compile.{jarm|webm}.<MODULE> -->
   <!--    pkg.{jarm|webm}.<MODULE> -->
   <!-- below this section.  These modules can build and package using -->
   <!-- the *.antcall task for each module type if they are standard -->


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: compile.jarm.QuickLopJava -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->

   <target name= "compile.jarm.QuickLopJava"
      if= "compile.jars"
      description= "Compile JAR Module: QuickLopJava"
      depends= "init" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>compile.jarm.QuickLopJava</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <antcall target= "compile.jarm.antcall">
         <param name= "module.name" value= "QuickLopJava"/>
         <param name= "jar.name" value= "QuickLop"/>
      </antcall>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>


   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: compile.webm.QuickLopWeb -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->

   <target name= "compile.webm.QuickLopWeb"
      if= "compile.webs"
      description= "Compile Web Module: QuickLopWeb"
      depends= "init">

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>compile.webm.QuickLopWeb</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <!-- <antcall target= "compile.webm.antcall">
         <param name= "module.name" value= "QuickLopWeb"/>
      </antcall>-->

      <echo></echo>

   </target>

   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: compile.webm.QuickLopWS -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->

   <target name= "compile.webm.QuickLopWS"
      if= "compile.webs"
      description= "Compile Web Module: QuickLopWS"
      depends= "init,compile.jarm.QuickLopJava">

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>compile.webm.QuickLopWS</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <antcall target= "compile.webm.antcall">
         <param name= "module.name" value= "QuickLopWS"/>
      </antcall>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>
<!-- START: PMO#16.51 changes -->
 <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: compile.webm.QuickLopDcidWS -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->

   <target name= "compile.webm.QuickLopDcidWS"
      if= "compile.webs"
      description= "Compile Web Module: QuickLopDcidWS"
      depends= "init,compile.jarm.QuickLopJava">

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>compile.webm.QuickLopDcidWS</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <antcall target= "compile.webm.antcall">
         <param name= "module.name" value= "QuickLopDcidWS"/>
      </antcall>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>
<!-- END: PMO#16.51 changes -->

   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: pkg.jarm.QuickLopJava -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->

   <target name= "pkg.jarm.QuickLopJava"
      if= "compile.jars"
      description= "Package JAR Module: QuickLopJava"
      depends= "init,compile.jarm.QuickLopJava" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>pkg.jarm.QuickLopJava</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <antcall target= "pkg.jarm.antcall">
         <param name= "module.name" value= "QuickLopJava"/>
      </antcall>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>
   



   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: pkg.webm.QuickLopWeb -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Create WAR file(s): QuickLopWeb -->

   <target name= "pkg.webm.QuickLopWeb"
      if= "compile.webs"
      description= "Stage, create war file: QuickLopWeb"
      depends= "init,compile.webm.QuickLopWeb" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>pkg.webm.QuickLopWeb</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <!-- CUSTOMIZE.pkg.webmodule -->
      <!-- QuickLopWeb is set up to copy QuickLopJava -->
      <!-- jar files prepared in the Jar Module ./lib subdirectory -->
      <!-- into the local Web Project ./lib subdirectory for -->
      <!-- inclusion/packagin into this module's war file -->
      <!-- You can delete this copy command if you wish -->
      <!-- or else copy/modify as needed in order to populate -->
      <!-- your Web Module with jar files compiled within your -->
      <!-- application directory. -->
      <!--<copy
         todir= "${bld.dir}/QuickLopWeb/${subdir.webm.libs}"
         preservelastmodified= "true"
         verbose= "false" >
         <fileset
            dir= "${bld.dir}/QuickLopJava/${subdir.jarm.libs}"
            includes= "**/*.jar" >
         </fileset>
      </copy>-->

      <antcall target= "pkg.webm.antcall">
         <param name= "module.name" value= "QuickLopWeb"/>
      </antcall>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>

  <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: pkg.webm.QuickLopWS -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Create WAR file(s): QuickLopWS -->

   <target name= "pkg.webm.QuickLopWS"
      if= "compile.webs"
      description= "Stage, create war file: QuickLopWS"
      depends= "init,compile.webm.QuickLopWS" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>pkg.webm.QuickLopWS</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <antcall target= "pkg.webm.antcall">
         <param name= "module.name" value= "QuickLopWS"/>
      </antcall>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>

   <!-- START: PMO#16.51 changes -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Target: pkg.webm.QuickLopDcidWS -->
   <!-- ************************************************************ -->
   <!-- Create WAR file(s): QuickLopDcidWS -->

   <target name= "pkg.webm.QuickLopDcidWS"
      if= "compile.webs"
      description= "Stage, create war file: QuickLopDcidWS"
      depends= "init,compile.webm.QuickLopDcidWS" >

      <!-- Standard target header -->
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo>pkg.webm.QuickLopDcidWS</echo>
      <echo>${header}</echo>
      <echo></echo>

      <antcall target= "pkg.webm.antcall">
         <param name= "module.name" value= "QuickLopDcidWS"/>
      </antcall>

      <echo></echo>

   </target>
    <!-- END: PMO#16.51 changes -->

<!-- JUnit Integration -->
   <!-- FTT changes -->

      <target name="functional-test-compile" >
		<echo>start functional Test.</echo>
		<javac srcdir="${bld.dir}/functionalTest" destdir="${bld.dir}/functionalTest" debug="true" includeantruntime="false" verbose = "${full-compile}">
		<classpath refid="seleniumTest.classpath"/>
		</javac>
	</target>
	<target name="integration-test" depends ="resolve,init,functional-test-compile">
	 	<java classname="TestScripts.RunScript" >
		<classpath>
		<pathelement location="${bld.dir}/functionalTest"/>
		<path id="class.path.common">
		<fileset dir="${ext.libdir.common}">
		<include name="**/*.jar" />
		</fileset>
		</path>
	    </classpath>
	    </java>
	</target>
   <!-- FTT changes -->

</project>
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