Prepare PFTT2 package to run on a QA host #12

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opened 2026-01-24 11:40:10 +01:00 by admin · 2 comments
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Originally created by @weltling on GitHub (Mar 29, 2019).

The goal is as follows - we should be able to export PFTT2 with all the surroundings and put it onto a QA VM without having to carry on eclipse or moving the whole source tree. This involves the following

  • export the sources class files into pftt2.jar, naming scheme to determine, and add it to the class path
  • adjust bin\pftt.cmd to pickup either the build env or the pftt2.jar automatically
  • export necessary helper files - bin, conf and lib, etc.
  • make a package that can be transferred to a test host

There should be no dependency on Eclipse or any other tool whatsoever. To discuss is, which kind of package it should be - a simple zip would probably be the simplest for now. Java is of course required on the QA host, so for now we can require it to be preinstalled.

Please extend the list with anything else that might be needed.

Thanks.

Originally created by @weltling on GitHub (Mar 29, 2019). The goal is as follows - we should be able to export PFTT2 with all the surroundings and put it onto a QA VM without having to carry on eclipse or moving the whole source tree. This involves the following - export the <strike>sources</strike> class files into pftt2.jar, naming scheme to determine, and add it to the class path - adjust bin\pftt.cmd to pickup either the build env or the pftt2.jar automatically - export necessary helper files - bin, conf and lib, etc. - make a package that can be transferred to a test host There should be no dependency on Eclipse or any other tool whatsoever. To discuss is, which kind of package it should be - a simple zip would probably be the simplest for now. Java is of course required on the QA host, so for now we can require it to be preinstalled. Please extend the list with anything else that might be needed. Thanks.
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@weltling commented on GitHub (Mar 29, 2019):

@lavturo could you check this, please? I've already pushed this as a preparation.

Thanks.

@weltling commented on GitHub (Mar 29, 2019): @lavturo could you check this, please? I've already pushed [this](https://github.com/php/pftt2/commit/2dfeb260f52fe8f889eed93a0c2d37103426d7a1) as a preparation. Thanks.
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@weltling commented on GitHub (May 8, 2019):

The package creation has been implemented, closing the issue.

Thanks.

@weltling commented on GitHub (May 8, 2019): The package creation has been implemented, closing the issue. Thanks.
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Reference: php/pftt2#12