runTests2.xml

<project
  name="runTests2"
  default="runTests2"
  basedir=".">

  <target
    name="init"
    depends="initWorkspace, initDownloadHosts, initBuildId, initBuildType, initBasicDirectories, initStreamSpecificVariables, initTargetPlatform, initPlatformSpecificProperties, initCurrentUpdateSite,setJavaMajorVersion"
    unless="runTest2Initialized">

    <property
      name="EOL"
      value="${line.separator}" />

    <property
      name="selectiveVerbose"
      value="false" />
    <!-- 
      If not explicitly passed in from caller, assume 'all'. This is the
      default target already, in global test.xml, but this allows us to be explicit
      (and, make sure it continues working). 
    -->
    <condition
      property="testSuite"
      value="${env.testSuite}"
      else="all">
      <isset property="env.testSuite" />
    </condition>
    <property
      name="buildURL"
      value="https://${DOWNLOAD_HOST}/eclipse/downloads/${dropsDirSegment}/${buildId}" />

    <!-- if 'baselinePerf' is specified, need to it for "buildId", plus adjust
      URL to it, not what we just built. Only "tests" always get buildURL -->
    <condition
      property="buildIdToUse"
      value="${baselinePerfVersionLabel}"
      else="${buildId}">
      <istrue value="${baselinePerf}" />
    </condition>
    <condition
      property="repoBuildIdToUse"
      value="${baselinePerfBuildId}"
      else="${buildId}">
      <istrue value="${baselinePerf}" />
    </condition>
    <condition
      property="archiveLocation"
      value="${baselinePerfLocation}"
      else="${buildURL}">
      <istrue value="${baselinePerf}" />
    </condition>
    <!-- TODO: Do we need "buildID" coded somewhere, to know WHICH build to
      match with? Or, else will take large number of "baselines" averaged? -->

    <condition
      property="eclipse.perf.config"
      value="build=${baselinePerfVersion}-${buildIdTimestamp};config=${testedPlatformConfig};jvm=${javaMajorVersion}"
      else="build=${buildId};config=${testedPlatformConfig};jvm=${javaMajorVersion}">
      <istrue value="${baselinePerf}" />
    </condition>
    <!-- This "assert" property works, in this context, because we run baseline
      first, when buildIdToUse != buildId that is a "baseline run" (so, no "assert"
      for that baseline run). But, when buildIdToUse == buildId that is a "normal
      run" so then we do want to "assert" against the already-collected baseline
      data. Note: Note, docs say order does not matter, and could specify "just
      build" and reset filled in with what's in 'config', but some experiences
      makes me doubt that? TODO: design problem: how to distinguish assert against
      baseline vs. baseline alt. -->
    <condition
      property="eclipse.perf.assertAgainst"
      value="build=${baselinePerfVersion}-${buildIdTimestamp};config=${testedPlatformConfig};jvm=${javaMajorVersion};">
      <equals
        arg1="${buildIdToUse}"
        arg2="${buildId}" />
    </condition>
    <!-- frameworkperfargs is used by library.xml ... probably an easier way? -->
    <condition
      property="frameworkperfargs"
      value="-DInternalWriteRawPerformanceData=${eclipse.perf.samples.out} -Declipse.perf.config=${eclipse.perf.config} -Declipse.perf.assertAgainst=${eclipse.perf.assertAgainst}"
      else="-DInternalWriteRawPerformanceData=${eclipse.perf.samples.out} -Declipse.perf.config=${eclipse.perf.config}">
      <isset property="eclipse.perf.assertAgainst" />
    </condition>
    <echo message="setRuntimeArchive os ${os} ws ${ws} arch ${arch}" />
    <echo message="build id of runtimeArchive ${buildIdToUse}" />

    <echo message="Variables in 'runTests2.xml'" />
    <echo message="DOWNLOAD_HOST: ${DOWNLOAD_HOST}" />
    <echo message="WORKSPACE: ${WORKSPACE}" />
    <echo message="buildId: ${buildId}" />
    <echo message="buildIdToUse: ${buildIdToUse}" />
    <echo message="relengBaseBuilderDir: ${relengBaseBuilderDir}" />
    <echo message="configurationDir: ${configurationDir}" />
    <echo message="java.home: ${java.home}" />
    <echo message="eclipseStream: ${eclipseStream}" />
    <echo message="eclipseStreamMajor: ${eclipseStreamMajor}" />
    <echo message="eclipseStreamMinor: ${eclipseStreamMinor}" />
    <echo message="buildType: ${buildType}" />
    <echo message="testSuite: ${testSuite}" />


    <!-- there's nothing "automatic" about the local cache (so far). If specified
      (such as on Hudson command line that executes this file, as, say, -DlocalCache=file:///shared/eclipse/localCache
      then all the downloads required must be already available there. It is intended
      to speed up local testing to avoid re-downloading files. -->
    <!-- currently, following is dead code. Leaving for now as a reminder to
      allow localCache again, someday -->
    <condition
      property="archiveLocation"
      value="${localCache}"
      else="${buildURL}">
      <isset property="localCache" />
    </condition>

    <echo message="buildURL ${buildURL}" />
    <echo message="archiveLocation ${archiveLocation}" />
    <property
      name="runTest2Initialized"
      value="true" />

  </target>

  <target
    name="getPlatformIndependentZips"
    depends="init"
    unless="skipInstall">

    <get
      retries="5"
      verbose="${selectiveVerbose}"
      src="${archiveLocation}/eclipse-Automated-Tests-${buildIdToUse}.zip"
      dest="${testDir}/eclipse-Automated-Tests-${buildIdToUse}.zip" />

  </target>

  <target
    name="getwinzips"
    depends="init, getPlatformIndependentZips"
    unless="skipInstall">
    <get
      verbose="${selectiveVerbose}"
      src="${archiveLocation}/eclipse-SDK-${buildIdToUse}-win32-${osgi.arch}.zip"
      dest="${executionDir}/eclipse-SDK-${buildIdToUse}-win32-${osgi.arch}.zip" />
    <get
      verbose="${selectiveVerbose}"
      src="${archiveLocation}/eclipse-platform-${buildIdToUse}-win32-${osgi.arch}.zip"
      dest="${executionDir}/eclipse-platform-${buildIdToUse}-win32-${osgi.arch}.zip" />
    <get
      verbose="${selectiveVerbose}"
      src="${previousReleaseLocation}/eclipse-platform-${previousReleaseVersion}-win32-${osgi.arch}.zip"
      dest="${platformLocation}/eclipse-platform-${previousReleaseVersion}-win32-${osgi.arch}.zip" />
  </target>
  <target
    name="getlinzips"
    depends="init, getPlatformIndependentZips"
    unless="skipInstall">
    <get
      verbose="${selectiveVerbose}"
      src="${archiveLocation}/eclipse-SDK-${buildIdToUse}-linux-gtk-${osgi.arch}.tar.gz"
      dest="${executionDir}/eclipse-SDK-${buildIdToUse}-linux-gtk-${osgi.arch}.tar.gz" />
    <get
      verbose="${selectiveVerbose}"
      src="${archiveLocation}/eclipse-platform-${buildIdToUse}-linux-gtk-${osgi.arch}.tar.gz"
      dest="${executionDir}/eclipse-platform-${buildIdToUse}-linux-gtk-${osgi.arch}.tar.gz" />
    <get
      verbose="${selectiveVerbose}"
      src="${previousReleaseLocation}/eclipse-platform-${previousReleaseVersion}-linux-gtk-${osgi.arch}.tar.gz"
      dest="${platformLocation}/eclipse-platform-${previousReleaseVersion}-linux-gtk-${osgi.arch}.tar.gz" />
  </target>

  <target
    name="getmacosx"
    depends="init, getPlatformIndependentZips"
    unless="skipInstall">
    <get
      verbose="${selectiveVerbose}"
      src="${archiveLocation}/eclipse-SDK-${buildIdToUse}-macosx-cocoa-${osgi.arch}.dmg"
      dest="${executionDir}/eclipse-SDK-${buildIdToUse}-macosx-cocoa-${osgi.arch}.dmg" />
    <get
      verbose="${selectiveVerbose}"
      src="${archiveLocation}/eclipse-platform-${buildIdToUse}-macosx-cocoa-${osgi.arch}.dmg"
      dest="${executionDir}/eclipse-platform-${buildIdToUse}-macosx-cocoa-${osgi.arch}.dmg" />
    <get
      verbose="${selectiveVerbose}"
      src="${previousReleaseLocation}/eclipse-platform-${previousReleaseVersion}-macosx-cocoa-${osgi.arch}.dmg"
      dest="${platformLocation}/eclipse-platform-${previousReleaseVersion}-macosx-cocoa-${osgi.arch}.dmg" />
  </target>

  <target
    name="initTargetPlatform"
    unless="testPlatform">
    <condition
      property="testPlatform"
      value="windows">
      <and>
        <equals
          arg1="${osgi.os}"
          arg2="win32" />
        <equals
          arg1="${osgi.ws}"
          arg2="win32" />
      </and>
    </condition>

    <condition
      property="testPlatform"
      value="linux">
      <and>
        <equals
          arg1="${osgi.os}"
          arg2="linux" />
        <equals
          arg1="${osgi.ws}"
          arg2="gtk" />
      </and>
    </condition>
    <condition
      property="testPlatform"
      value="macosx">
      <and>
        <equals
          arg1="${osgi.os}"
          arg2="macosx" />
        <equals
          arg1="${osgi.ws}"
          arg2="cocoa" />
      </and>
    </condition>
    <echo message="[DEBUG] in runTest2.xml: os ws arch ${osgi.os} ${osgi.ws} ${osgi.arch}" />
    <echo message="[INFO] in runTest2.xml: testPlatform  ${testPlatform}" />
  </target>

  <!-- Note that in getting the target platform, we nearly always get the
    'buildId' version, the one we just built. But, in some cases, we use "baselinePerf"
    version for performance regression testing. In that case, we still get the
    "buildId" version of tests ... the ones we just built ... only what we run
    them on changes. When we do use 'baselinePerf', that is specified as 'true'
    in Hudson job, which signals to use the baselinePerf version defined in 'streamSpecific.properties. -->
  <target
    name="downloadTargetPlatform"
    depends="init">
    <!-- TODO: should add checks for checksum integrity on downloads. Perhaps
      use mirror URLs? (though, that'd not effect production) -->
    <fail
      unless="testPlatform"
      message="testPlatform did not match any of the supported combinations of osgi.os, osgi.ws" />
    <condition
      property="getArtifacts"
      value="getwinzips">
      <equals
        arg1="${testPlatform}"
        arg2="windows" />
    </condition>
    <condition
      property="getArtifacts"
      value="getlinzips">
      <equals
        arg1="${testPlatform}"
        arg2="linux" />
    </condition>
    <condition
      property="getArtifacts"
      value="getmacosx">
      <equals
        arg1="${testPlatform}"
        arg2="macosx" />
    </condition>
    <echo message="getArtifacts ${getArtifacts}" />
    <antcall target="${getArtifacts}" />

  </target>

  <target name="initConfigurationDir">
    <property
      name="configurationDir"
      value="${WORKSPACE}/eclipse.platform.releng.aggregator/production/testScripts/configuration" />
  </target>

  <target
    name="initPlatformSpecificProperties"
    depends="initTargetPlatform, initConfigurationDir"
    unless="platformSpecificPropertiesInitialized">
    <property
      name="platformSpecificProperties"
      value="${configurationDir}/sdk.tests/testConfigs/${testPlatform}/platformSpecific.properties" />
    <loadproperties>
      <file file="${platformSpecificProperties}" />
    </loadproperties>
    
    <property
      name="platformSpecificPropertiesInitialized"
      value="true" />
  </target>

  <target
    name="runTests2"
    depends="init, initConfigurationDir, downloadTargetPlatform">

    <copy
      todir="${executionDir}"
      verbose="true">
      <fileset dir="${configurationDir}/sdk.tests/testConfigs/${testPlatform}" />
    </copy>
    <copy
      verbose="true"
      todir="${executionDir}"
      overwrite="true">
      <fileset dir="${configurationDir}/sdk.tests/testScripts" />
    </copy>

    <echoproperties
      description="Echo all properties in runTest2 after all is initialized, shortly before tests are ran."
      destfile="${WORKSPACE}/propertiesAllFromRunTest2.properties" />

    <!-- TODO: seems this unzip could/should be moved to test.xml? To do once
      only, of course, if not already done. We (sort of) do in test.xml. See its
      setupRepo task. -->
    <property
      name="repoZip"
      value="${executionDir}/eclipse-junit-tests-${repoBuildIdToUse}.zip" />
    <echo message="repoZip: ${repoZip}" />
    <antcall target="unzipTestFramework" />

    <!-- We print these properties to a file primarily to capture variables
      that might have been set in Hudson, which do not "survive" going through
      the bat or script files. ... Though, makes me wonder if we really need to
      do that? Seems we could call test.xml directly? In principle, we could call
      printProperty from anywhere, but seems best to centralize the function. -->
    <antcall target="printProductionProperties" />

  	<echo message="DEBUG ant.version: ${ant.version}" />

    <!-- following are all required by "runtests" ... used to be part of it,
      but wanted these variables to print out, even if merely testing scripts,
      but not actually running tests. -->
    <condition
      property="executionArguments"
      value="/c ${testScript}">
      <and>
        <os family="windows" />
      </and>
    </condition>
    <property
      name="executionArguments"
      value="${testScript}" />

    <echo message="=== properties in runTests2, for runTests executable:" />
    <echo message="  = properties used in exec task:" />
    <echo message="      executionDir ${executionDir}" />
    <echo message="      testExecutable ${testExecutable}" />
    <echo message="      testScript ${testScript}" />
    <echo message="      executionArguments ${executionArguments}" />
    <echo message="  = properties set as env variables:" />
    <echo message="      propertiesFile: ${WORKSPACE}/production.properties" />
    <echo message="      jvm: ${jvm}" />
    <echo message="      testedPlatform: ${testedPlatform}" />
    <echo message="      testedPlatformConfig: ${testedPlatformConfig}" />

    <antcall target="runtests" />

  </target>

  <target
    name="printProductionProperties"
    depends="init">
    <!-- here we want to print properties, such as passed in via Hudson, that
      can be used later, by test.xml, but since it is started by as separate processes,
      there is no direct access to Hudson properties ... so we make them persistent.
      In many cases, the property will not be defined, in which case we do not
      want to write anything for that property (or, it will appear to have been
      set, even if set to an empty string). -->

    <printProperty property="buildId" />
    <printProperty property="buildIdToUse" />
    <printProperty property="buildType" />
    <printProperty property="eclipseStream" />
    <printProperty property="previousReleaseVersion" />
    <printProperty property="previousReleaseVersionRepo" />
    <printProperty property="baselinePerf" />
    <printProperty property="osgi.os" />
    <printProperty property="osgi.ws" />
    <printProperty property="osgi.arch" />
    <printProperty property="DOWNLOAD_HOST" />
    <printProperty property="ARCHIVE_HOST" />
    <printProperty property="executionDir" />
    <printProperty property="install" />
    <printProperty property="eclipse-home" />
    <printProperty property="isMacAppLayout" />
    <printProperty property="configurationDir" />
    <printProperty property="org.eclipse.core.net.prefs" />
    <printProperty property="testSuite" />
    <printProperty property="test.target" />
    <printProperty property="testExecutable" />
    <printProperty property="testScript" />
    <printProperty property="jvm" />
    <printProperty property="java.version" />
    <printProperty property="javaMajorVersion" />
    <printProperty property="testedPlatform" />
    <printProperty property="testedPlatformConfig" />
    <printProperty property="eclipse.perf.samples.out" />
    <printProperty property="eclipse.perf.dbloc" />
    <printProperty property="eclipse.perf.config" />
    <printProperty property="eclipse.perf.assertAgainst" />
    <printProperty property="currentUpdateSite" />

  </target>

  <target
    name="initStreamSpecificProperties"
    depends="initConfigurationDir"
    unless="streamSpecificPropertiesSet">
    <property file="${configurationDir}/streamSpecific.properties" />
    <property
      name="streamSpecificPropertiesSet"
      value="true" />
  </target>
  <target
    name="initCurrentUpdateSite"
    depends="initDownloadHosts, initStreamVariables, initBuildId, initBuildType"
    unless="currentUpdateSite">
    <property
      name="currentUpdateSite"
      value="https://${DOWNLOAD_HOST}/eclipse/updates/${updateSiteSegment}-${buildType}-builds/${buildId}" />
  </target>
  <target
    name="checkInstallDir"
    if="install">
    <echo message="[DEBUG] in test.xml: Found the value of install already set, to ${install}" />
  </target>

  <target
    name="initInstallDir"
    depends="initBuildId, initStreamSpecificProperties, checkInstallDir"
    unless="install">
    <property
      name="testDir"
      value="${WORKSPACE}/workarea/${buildId}" />
    <echo message="[DEBUG] in runTests2.xml: testDir: ${testDir}" />

    <property
      name="executionDir"
      value="${testDir}/eclipse-testing" />
    <mkdir dir="${executionDir}" />
    <echo message="[DEBUG] in runTests2.xml: executionDir: ${executionDir}" />

    <!--default directory where test-eclipse-sdk will be installed -->
    <property
      name="install"
      value="${executionDir}/test-eclipse" />
    <mkdir dir="${install}" />
    <echo message="[DEBUG] in runTests2.xml: the value of install was set to: ${install}" />
  </target>


  <!-- eclipse-home set to be the folder that will later contain the plugins
    folder. Note: we have to set eclipse-home, rather than use "eclpse.home"
    or "eclipse.home.location" because at this point we are executing from the
    "setup" version of eclipse (aka basebuilder) not the actual version of eclipse
    we will later be testing. -->
  <target
    name="initEclipseHome"
    depends="initStreamSpecificProperties, initInstallDir, checkEclipseHome"
    unless="eclipse-home">

    <condition
      property="eclipse-home"
      value="${install}/Eclipse.app/Contents/Eclipse"
      else="${install}/eclipse">
      <and>
        <os family="mac" />
        <istrue value="${isMacAppLayout}" />
      </and>
    </condition>
    <echo message="[DEBUG] in runTest2.xml the value of eclipse-home was set to: ${eclipse-home}" />
  </target>
  <!-- Intended to be called only from initEclipseHome, simply as extra information
    for debugging -->
  <target
    name="checkEclipseHome"
    if="eclipse-home">
    <echo message="[DEBUG] Found the value of eclipse-home already set, to ${eclipse-home}" />
  </target>

  <macrodef name="printProperty">
    <!-- the use of properyfile and local require at least Ant 1.8 -->
    <attribute name="property" />
    <sequential>
      <echo message="DEBUG @{property}: ${@{property}}" />
      <!-- for our use, 'del' operation won't typically delete anything, since
        would not have been there to begin with, but is an easy way to prevent an
        undefined property from being written -->
      <local name="oper" />
      <condition
        property="oper"
        value="="
        else="del">
        <isset property="@{property}" />
      </condition>
      <propertyfile file="${WORKSPACE}/production.properties">
        <entry
          key="@{property}"
          value="${@{property}}"
          operation="${oper}" />
      </propertyfile>
    </sequential>
  </macrodef>


  <!-- This initStreamSpecificVariables target was copied from buildAll.xml
    and does about exactly the same thing, purposely left close to original,
    though not as much is actually required. TODO: in future, pull out into one
    file, and reuse You can tell from comment, it is out dated. Its purpose,
    here, is entirely to pick up "stream specific" stings from the releng maps
    project, 'configuration' folder. Important note: here, unlike the one in
    buildAll.xml, we assume the maps have already been checked out, say by Hudson,
    as a peer of eclipseBuilder, rather then us doing the checkout here, ourselves.
    Not sure which is easier, but current means Hudson job has to be set up with
    two git checkout steps, right version for maps (for 3.8 vs 4.2). -->
  <target
    name="initStreamSpecificVariables"
    unless="initStreamSpecificVariablesComplete"
    depends="initWorkspace,initBuildType,initConfigurationDir,initStreamVariables,initDownloadHosts">
    <echo message="DEBUG: executing initStreamSpecificVariables" />

    <!-- these conditions used to be in "init". Conceptually seems right to
      be in "stream specific" init (since their value depends on stream) but may
      have side effects?). This is really no longer relevant, as everything we
      build/tests comes from "drops4" ... but will leave in case we ever have a
      "drops5" ... or, have to back port tests to re-test 3.8! (Which, we probably
      do, for 3.8?) -->
    <condition
      property="dropsDirSegment"
      value="drops4"
      else="drops">
      <equals
        arg1="${eclipseStreamMajor}"
        arg2="4" />
    </condition>

    <loadproperties srcFile="${configurationDir}/streamSpecific.properties" />

    <!-- echo a few typically expected properties, to make sure getting right
      file -->

    <echo message="streamSpecificPropertiesTitle: ${streamSpecificPropertiesTitle}" />

    <echo message="previousReleaseLocation: ${previousReleaseLocation}" />
    <echo message="previousReleaseVersion: ${previousReleaseVersion}" />
    <echo message="previousReleaseVersionRepo: ${previousReleaseVersionRepo}" />

    <property
      name="initStreamSpecificVariablesComplete"
      value="true" />
  </target>

  <!-- DOWNLOAD_HOST and ARCHIVE_HOST can be defined on command line, if running
    on local test environments. -->
  <target
    name="initDownloadHosts"
    unless="DOWNLOAD_HOST">
    <!-- we assume if "DOWNLOAD_HOST" is defined, then ARCHIVE_HOST has been
      defined also. -->
    <property environment="env" />
    <echo message="DEBUG: Found DOWNLOAD_HOST not defined. Setting in 'initDownloadHosts'" />
    <echo message="DEBUG:      env.DOWNLOAD_HOST: ${env.DOWNLOAD_HOST}" />
    <condition
      property="DOWNLOAD_HOST"
      value="${env.DOWNLOAD_HOST}"
      else="download.eclipse.org">
      <isset property="env.DOWNLOAD_HOST" />
    </condition>
    <condition
      property="ARCHIVE_HOST"
      value="${env.ARCHIVE_HOST}"
      else="archive.eclipse.org">
      <isset property="env.ARCHIVE_HOST" />
    </condition>
  </target>

  <target
    name="initWorkspace"
    unless="WORKSPACE">
    <property environment="env" />
    <condition
      property="WORKSPACE"
      value="${env.WORKSPACE}"
      else="${basedir}">
      <isset property="env.WORKSPACE" />
    </condition>
  </target>


  <target
    name="initBuildId"
    unless="buildId">
    <!--property file that can contain the buildId, if not otherwise set -->
    <property file="label.properties" />
    <fail
      unless="buildId"
      message="buildId (e.g I20140731-0800) needs to be provided to run the tests" />
  </target>

  <target name="initBuildType">

    <fail
      unless="buildId"
      message="buildId value must be provided by caller (such as 'I20120717-0800'" />
    <!-- this "buildId check" may be overly strict, but best to start off strict
      for now, loosen in future if we start to find/have variety -->
    <condition property="buildIdOK">
      <matches
        pattern="^[IMXYNPSRU]\d{8}-\d{4}$"
        string="${buildId}" />
    </condition>
    <fail
      message="buildId variable had unexpected format. Should be of the form  [IMXYNPSRU] 8 digits '-' 4 digits, but was ${buildId}"
      unless="buildIdOK" />

    <loadresource property="buildType">
      <string value="${buildId}"/>
      <filterchain>
        <tokenfilter>
          <replaceregex pattern="^([IMXYNPSRU])(\d{8})-(\d{4})$" replace="\1"/>
        </tokenfilter>
      </filterchain>
    </loadresource>
    <echo message="buildType: ${buildType}"/>

   <loadresource property="buildIdTimestamp">
      <string value="${buildId}"/>
      <filterchain>
        <tokenfilter>
          <replaceregex pattern="^([IMXYNPSRU])(\d{8})-(\d{4})$" replace="\2\3"/>
        </tokenfilter>
      </filterchain>
    </loadresource>
    <echo message="buildIdTimestamp: ${buildIdTimestamp}"/>
    <fail unless="buildType" />
  </target>
  <!-- main purpose of initStreamVariables, it to be sure we have eclipseStreamMajor
    and eclipseStreamMinor Uses script, which requires Java 1.6 (or ... else
    gets complicated to setup) -->
  <target
    name="initStreamVariables"
    depends="initConfigurationDir"
    unless="streamVariablesInitialized">
    <property file="${configurationDir}/streamSpecific.properties" />
    <fail
      unless="eclipseStream"
      message="eclipseStream value must be provided by caller, such as '4.3' or '4.4.2." />
    <condition property="streamOK">
      <matches
        pattern="\d\.\d(\.\d)?"
        string="${eclipseStream}" />
    </condition>
    <fail
      message="eclipseStream variable had unexpected format. Should be of form digit.digit[.digit], but was ${eclipseStream}"
      unless="streamOK" />

    <loadresource property="eclipseStreamMajor">
      <string value="${eclipseStream}"/>
      <filterchain>
        <tokenfilter>
          <replaceregex pattern="^(\d+)\.(\d+)(\.(\d+))" replace="\1"/>
        </tokenfilter>
      </filterchain>
    </loadresource>
    <echo message="eclipseStreamMajor: ${eclipseStreamMajor}"/>

    <loadresource property="eclipseStreamMinor">
      <string value="${eclipseStream}"/>
      <filterchain>
        <tokenfilter>
          <replaceregex pattern="^(\d+)\.(\d+)(\.(\d+))" replace="\2"/>
        </tokenfilter>
      </filterchain>
    </loadresource>
    <echo message="eclipseStreamMinor: ${eclipseStreamMinor}"/>

    <loadresource property="updateSiteSegment">
      <string value="${eclipseStream}"/>
      <filterchain>
        <tokenfilter>
          <replaceregex pattern="^(\d+)\.(\d+)(\.(\d+))" replace="\1\.\2"/>
        </tokenfilter>
      </filterchain>
    </loadresource>
    <echo message="updateSiteSegment: ${updateSiteSegment}"/>

    <fail
      unless="eclipseStreamMajor"
      message="eclipseStreamMajor not defined or computable" />
    <fail
      unless="eclipseStreamMinor"
      message="eclipseStreamMinor not defined or computable" />
    <fail
      unless="updateSiteSegment"
      message="updateSiteSegment not defined or computable" />
    <property
      name="streamVariablesInitialized"
      value="true" />

  </target>

  <target
    name="initBasicDirectories"
    depends="initWorkspace,initBuildId, initStreamSpecificProperties,initInstallDir, initEclipseHome, initPlatformSpecificProperties, setJavaMajorVersion"
    unless="basicDirectoriesInitialized">

    <property environment="env" />

    <property
      name="repoZip"
      value="${executionDir}/eclipse-junit-tests-${repoBuildIdToUse}.zip" />
    <echo message="repoZip: ${repoZip}" />

    <property
      name="repoLocation"
      value="${executionDir}/testRepo" />
    <echo message="repoLocation: ${repoLocation}" />


    <property
      name="platformLocation"
      value="${executionDir}/platformLocation" />
    <mkdir dir="${platformLocation}" />
    <echo message="platformLocation: ${platformLocation}" />
    
    <property
      name="testedPlatformConfig"
      value="${osgi.os}.${osgi.ws}.${osgi.arch}" />
    
    <property
      name="testedPlatform"
      value="${env.JOB_BASE_NAME}_${osgi.os}.${osgi.ws}.${osgi.arch}_${javaMajorVersion}" />

    <!-- The directory that will contain all files containing information on
      the tests that ran. -->
    <property
      name="results"
      value="${executionDir}/results" />
    <mkdir dir="${results}" />
    <mkdir dir="${results}/xml" />
    <mkdir dir="${results}/html" />
    <echo message="results: ${results}" />

    <!--Directory for JUnit report output, console log output and .log content
      for each test suite. Overrides default in org.eclipse.test/library.xml -->
    <property
      name="junit-report-output"
      value="${results}/${testedPlatform}" />
    <mkdir dir="${junit-report-output}" />
    <echo message="junit-report-output: ${junit-report-output}" />

    <property
      name="directorLogs"
      value="${results}/${testedPlatform}/directorLogs" />
    <mkdir dir="${directorLogs}" />
    <echo message="directorLogs: ${directorLogs}" />
    
    <property
      name="eclipse.perf.samples.out"
      value="${results}/${testedPlatform}-perf-samples.dat" />
    <echo message="eclipse.perf.samples.out: ${eclipse.perf.samples.out}" />
    

    <!-- this directory, with some sort files are created during unit tests
      ... need to find where to disable/enable JaCoCo -->
    <property
      name="coverage-output"
      value="${results}/coverageIGNORE" />

    <property
      name="basicDirectoriesInitialized"
      value="true" />
    <echo message="basicDirectoriesInitialized" />
  </target>
  <!-- This task unzips the test framework that was built. It includes misc.
    files, the Test Framework proper, and a zipped up repo of the unit tests.
    We also do this in "testAll" scripts ...? TODO: investigate how to avoid
    doing there, if already done. -->
  <target name="unzipTestFramework">
    <fail unless="testDir" />
    <fail unless="buildIdToUse" />

    <property
      name="testResults"
      value="${testDir}/testresults" />
    <property
      name="testFramework"
      value="${testDir}/eclipse-Automated-Tests-${buildIdToUse}.zip" />

    <condition property="testFrameworkExists">
      <available file="${testFramework}" />
    </condition>
    <fail unless="testFrameworkExists" />

    <echo message="testFramework: ${testFramework}" />
    <echo message="testDir: ${testDir}" />
    <echo message="testResults: ${testResults}" />

    <!--set up testing directory -->
    <unzip
      src="${testFramework}"
      dest="${testDir}"
      overwrite="false">
      <patternset>
        <exclude name="**/equinoxp2tests.properties" />
        <exclude name="**/test.xml" />
      </patternset>
    </unzip>
  </target>

  <target
    name="runtests"
    depends="init"
    unless="env.TESTING_TEST_XML">

    <mkdir dir="${executionDir}/results/consolelogs"/>
    <chmod file="${executionDir}/${testScript}" perm="755"/>
    <!--run the tests -->
    <exec
      dir="${executionDir}"
      executable="${testExecutable}"
      output="${executionDir}/results/consolelogs/${testedPlatform}_consolelog.txt">
      <arg line="${executionArguments}" />
      <arg line="-os ${osgi.os} -ws ${osgi.ws} -arch ${osgi.arch}"/>
      <arg value="-vm"/><arg path="${jvm}"/>
      <arg value="-properties"/><arg path="${WORKSPACE}/production.properties"/>
      <arg value="${testSuite}" />
      <env
        key="jvm"
        file="${jvm}" />
      <env
        key="testedPlatform"
        value="${testedPlatform}" />
    </exec>
  </target>

  <target
    name="setJVMProperties"
    depends="initPlatformSpecificProperties,setJVMfromUserSpecified"
    unless="jvm">
    <property
      name="VMSource"
      value="VM used for tests, is same that invoked Ant: '${java.home}/bin/java' (that is, 'jvm' not specified by caller)." />
    <echo message="VMSource: ${VMSource}" />
    <condition
      property="jvm"
      value="${java.home}\bin\java.exe"
      else="${java.home}/bin/java">
        <equals
          arg1="${testPlatform}"
          arg2="windows" />
    </condition>

    <echo message="full output from 'java -version' of ${jvm} is" />
    <exec
      executable="${jvm}">
      <arg line="-version" />
    </exec>
  </target>
  <target
    name="setJVMfromUserSpecified"
    if="jvm">

    <property
      name="VMSource"
      value="VM used for tests, specified by caller: 'jvm'=${jvm}" />
    <echo message="VMSource: ${VMSource}" />
    <echo message="full output from 'java -version' of ${jvm} is" />
    <exec
      executable="${jvm}">
      <arg line="-version" />
    </exec>
  </target>

  <!-- function to centralize how we get (that is, set) the value of 'javaMajorVersion'.
    (expected to be integer, such as 5,6,7,8,9, or will be "0" if the version
    could not be determined, for some reason. -->
  <target
    name="setJavaMajorVersion"
    depends="setJVMProperties"
    unless="javaMajorVersion">

    <echo message="javaversion in setJavaMajorVersion: ${java.version}" />
  	
  	<loadresource property="javaMajorVersion">
      <string value="${java.version}"/>
      <filterchain>
        <tokenfilter>
          <replaceregex pattern="(\d+)[\.-].*" replace="\1"/>
        </tokenfilter>
      </filterchain>
    </loadresource>
    <echo message="javaMajorVersion: ${javaMajorVersion}"/>
  </target>

</project>