Compiling OpenUAT is simple, because it is bundled with its requirements:
- Unpack the most recent source package.
- Ensure that the requirements are fulfilled (most notably that ant is available).
- Optionally modify the defined properties in the top section of build.xml to your taste (this should only be necessary when MIDlets should also be created).
- Execute ant with one of the following targets, e.g.:
ant jar
Main targets for
ant:
- jar: Compiles the Java classes and packs them into the appropriate JAR files. When the Sun WTK (Wireless Toolkit) is installed and its path configured correctly in build.xml, then this target will automatically call the jar-midp target to generate MIDlets.
- junit (default target): First runs the jar target and then all the JUnit tests.
- dist: Runs the jar target, creates the Javadoc pages and a ZIP file out of them, creates the Java Webstart packages, and also a source package that should be equivalent to the one unpacked in step 1.