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# user.build.properties.default
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Template for the user.build.properties file, providing user-specific build
# properties file for the Barista build and package.
#
# This file defines all the properties necessary for the BASIS Ant-based
# master build system to build and package Barista.
#
# Do not make changes to this file, since it is only an example and is ignored
# by the Ant build scripts. Instead, make a copy of this file and call it
# user.build.properties, then adjust the values of these properties as required
# in order to configure your local system for using Ant to build BBj.
#
# Any property defined here can be overridden by redefining it inside a
# user.build.properties file located together with a build.xml file anywhere
# else in the com.basis tree. This is because user.build.properties files
# found in a local directory are always loaded before the "master"
# com/basis/user.build.properties file. Once a property has been defined, it
# cannot be redefined by any subsequent *.build.properties file.
#
# NOTE: All directory path properties must use forward slashes '/' as the
# file separator character. Ant does not recognize the backslash '\'
# character as a valid file separator character on Windows machines.
#
# Java source and output parent destination directories. If *.java source
# files and *.class compiled files are kept in the same directory, the
# values for src and build should be identical. The src and build values
# represent only the part of the directory path that varies from one
# developer's configuration to another. They MUST NOT include any part
# of the package name (for example, C:/dev/src/com is not acceptable).
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Base directories
#-----------------
base.build=<DevelopmentArea>
# Checked out Addon
#-----------------
src.dir=${base.build}/src
# Checked out BBj (all that is needed is the install directory)
#-----------------
bbj.src.dir=${src.dir}
# Where to store the build
#-----------------
build.dir=${base.build}/bld
addon.dir=${build.dir}_addon
# Where to install BBj
#-----------------
install.dir=${base.build}/install
# Where the built/installed BBj jars are found (<BBjHome>/lib)
#-----------------
bbj.jars.dir=${base.build}/lib
# Where to find the docs
#-----------------
docpub.dir=${base.build}/docpub