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US: Police investigate violent attack during pride event in Detroit 4
12:39 PM — Police in the state of Michigan care investigating a violent attack on a gay man by five to eight men, during a pride celebration in Detroit.
12th November 2013
Manchester Pride vows to increase charitable donations following criticism 8
12:14 PM — Manchester Pride says it's confident it will be able to increase donations made to LGBT charities following criticism by community figures that it's simply not giving enough.
7th October 2013
India's Gujarat state holds its first gay pride march
7:35 PM — Over a hundred people took part in Gujarat's first ever gay pride march in the city of Surat on Sunday.
28th September 2013
Serbian Government condemned by EU officials for cancelling pride march for third year running 5
2:36 PM — Officials from the European Union have criticised the Serbian Government's decision to ban a gay pride event for a third year because of threats of violence from right-wing extremists.
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3:15 PM — Former Chelsea player Mateja Kežman has criticised Dutch football manager Louis van Gaal for taking part in last weekend's Amsterdam Pride.
26th July 2013
Row between Glasgow Pride and Glasgow City Council softens 5
4:59 PM — Following a dispute the organisers of Glasgow Pride have welcomed the decision of Glasgow City Council to provide a discount on park hire and infrastructure charges.
24th July 2013
Pride chief executive tells Glasgow City Council 'don't fly the rainbow flag' 14
6:27 PM — The chief executive of Glasgow Pride has asked Glasgow City Council not to fly the rainbow flag from its main building because he claims the council has failed to support the event.
23rd July 2013
Lithuania Supreme Court makes binding decision in favour of Baltic Pride 4
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8th July 2013
Annual LGBT pride festival takes place in Cologne 2
1:43 PM — Tens of thousands took to the streets of Cologne at the weekend as part of Germany's annual LGBT Pride celebrations.
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London: Senior gay Tory dismisses 'hissy fit' reaction to Boris Johnson's 'up the Arcelor' joke 20
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28th June 2013
David Cameron: Gay and lesbian young people will see that they are truly equal after marriage law changes 18
11:34 AM — Prime Minister David Cameron says implementing equal marriage means gay and lesbian students "will be able to see that Parliament believes their love is the same as anyone else's love."
27th June 2013
Nick Clegg: Celebrate Pride but don't forget the countries that discriminate against LGBT people 25
6:37 PM — Writing exclusively for PinkNews.co.uk, Deputy Prime Minister and Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg says the pending arrival of equal marriage in England, Wales and Scotland means this weekend's Pride in London celebrations will be a "landmark" event.
25th June 2013
MEPs condemn attack on LGBT centre in Macedonia's capital and cancellation of Pride event 3
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18th June 2013
Comment: What does Pride stand for in 2013? 21
5:17 PM — Writing for PinkNews.co.uk, Peter Purton, the TUC's LGBT officer says the LGBT community should respond to "government-created austerity" as part of the Pride movement in 2013.
7th June 2013
Israel: Police no longer treating LGBT centre shooting as hate crime 7
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16th May 2013
Ukraine: Amnesty pushes urgent introduction of anti-LGBT discrimination laws
5:56 PM — Amnesty International has published a report which urges the Ukrainian Government to introduce legislation to tackle discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation, following a number of attacks.
29th April 2013
Jason Collins becomes NBA's first gay player to come out and continue playing 23
4:39 PM — American basketball star Jason Collins has become the first openly gay athlete in one of the big-four American team sports to come out as an active player.
24th April 2013
Germany: Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats banned from using Berlin Pride float due to equal marriage stance 41
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22nd April 2013
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Rare 1891 Proof Double Eagle1891 PR 62 Cameo NGC. The 1891 double eagle from Philadelphia has the unusual distinction of being extremely rare both as a business strike and as a proof. Only 1,390 business strikes were produced with perhaps 12 or so known today, while 52 proofs were minted with 15-18 pieces believed extant.
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If you are hosting an Oscar party, mustard and herb stuffed bacon wrapped pork loin is a must-have main course. A pork loin is butterflied and stuffed with a herb, garlic and mustard mixture before being completely wrapped in bacon. This recipe recommends a combination of parsley, sage, thyme and tarragon but use whatever fresh herbs are available in the market. To keep the pork loin moist, hard cider is added to the pan while it is baking in the oven. This beautiful mustard and herb stuffed bacon wrapped pork loin will be sure to impress your guests.
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Recipe courtesy of Savoury Table
1- 1/2 pound pork loin
1 large clove garlic, crushed
1 – 1/2 teaspoons coarse salt
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
1 teaspoon chopped fresh rosemary
1 teaspoon chopped fresh parsley
1 teaspoon chopped fresh sage (or ½ teaspoon rubbed sage)
1 teaspoon chopped fresh thyme
1/2 teaspoon chopped fresh tarragon (optional)
4 – 5 slices thin hickory smoked bacon
1 tablespoon cooking oil
1 cup hard cider
Butterfly pork loin as shown; lay it flat (cut side up) on a clean dry surface. Spread garlic all over the loin. Sprinkle salt and pepper evenly over the garlic. Smear the mustard over the top with the back of a spoon; set aside.
In a small bowl, combine the rosemary, parsley, sage, thyme and tarragon. Sprinkle the herb mixture over the mustard. Roll the loin up as shown.
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Wrap the prepared loin in plastic wrap and place in the refrigerator overnight or at least 4 hours.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
Pour the oil into a medium size skillet over medium high heat. Brown the bacon wrapped loin on all sides until it is golden brown.
Place the browned loin in a baking dish that is not too much bigger than the loin itself. Pour the cider over the top. Cover with foil and place in the preheated oven. Cook for 1 hour. Remove from the oven and let rest for approximately 15 minutes before carving and serving.
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Every one has an opinion. It is unrealistic to expect them
AC2 Hype way back when it first started to come out told me to forget it. Not sure what it was but something there didn't bite me. I predicted back then this would die a slow death and for a change ..... I was right.
I feel bad for the few people who bought the update only top have them cancel right after. This smells to me and it would seem a fair thing to do to refund all those that bought into it. I have been sitting patiently waiting for D&D but now with it being Turbine my feelings are skeptical of a company that deals thier people this way. I wonder did they add sand to the Vasaline before saying bend over sucka ?
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If you bought the expansion you should all get your money back ... They just sold you a PIG in a Poke -- the oldest trick in the books ....
Sorry, but, NERF NERF NERF and you will eventually NERF your player base enough, that you have nobody left who gives a crap what you do to the characters....
You want to pick up on some Customers ?? world of warcraft is starting to swing the NERF bat also ... and, they are taking some Mighty Big swings at the characters PEOPLE LOVE .... Droves are leaving, and not looking back ... In my small world I have seen 8 people drop accounts in wow just this week... Nerf the Hunters .. nerf the rogues .. Nerf the warlocks ... Nerf the mage -- Nerf the Paladin ... horray smart WOW -- keep up the Nerfing you flaggin Nerfs ...
Are You Ready to pick up on the flow ?? HAVE you Listened to ANYTHING YOUR players have told you ??
SWG - - - NERF ,NERF, NERF, --- players flood away from the game, they knew and loved ---
STOP NERFING THE CHARACTERS ! ! GIVE better stats to the Weaker Characters to compensate for THE percieved weakness ....
Did IT SINK IN ???
STOP NERF -- ADD to the WEAKNESS - DO NOT TAKE AWAY, but, ADD ! ! ! !
IT is such a simple concept for sucess, that I should charge you a few million dollars for that advice ---- and it would have been cheap at that ....
4 million monthly subscriptions and box sales -- you do the math --
BUT .... THEY Have started to NERF -- and when they do it more and more as they WILL ... Good BYE WOW millions of subscriptions --- HELLO new game waiting in the wings ...
Will it be DDO ?? MEO ? IT could be .... BUT YOU BETTER have your characters where you want them at release or start tweeking to the positive end if need be ....
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I'm not sure if Turbine has said anything but I see no reason why they won't be transfering all AC2 players to AC1 for free. It will only add more players to AC1. So, the players aren't completely out of luck.
I really thought they would keep AC2 going, even on 1 server. Turbine can't afford to keep AC2 going on one server with no more updates? That's hard to believe. Sure the game would slowly die anyway but there wouldn't be half as much criticism. If they kept AC2 around, they could have offered it as part of an all access subscription plan like Sony's Station Pass. AC1, AC2, DDO, and LotRO for $21.95. Keeping AC2 would have made it a little more enticing and kept some of Turbine's credit up.
In Turbine's defense somewhat, I don't think closing AC2 is going to have a huge effect on the future players of DDO and LotRO. They are mostly a completely different group. Sure, there are a few people now who might say forget it, but the money they are saving by not keeping AC2 going in the long run I'm sure will be a lot more profitable. Especially if DDO and LotRO turn out good, watch how quickly AC2 is forgotten.
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Probably beating a dead horse but I have had not forum with which to voice my opinion.
I was playing AC2 when they dropped the axe and I read the interview Mmorpg.com had with that Hanna guy.
Give me a break, he side stepped the one question they posed to him that was burning in my mind.
Why release the expansion and then kill the game shortly after?
I bought 2 copies of the Expansion, one for me and one for my wife. There was not an indication that the game was going down. We got robbed by Turbine, no other word for it. They knew that game was going south and they wanted to sting us one more time. So they released that xpack, alot of people bought it, and now they are running away with the money, and we have CDs with a worthless set of files on it that, at best can be used to make mobiles out of at my son's elementary school.
I seriously hope D&D Online flops, along with everything Turbine touches. What you have done is wrong, just wrong .....and you know it, Hanna.
If you had any kind of conscience , you would refund everyone's money who bought that Xpack, yea, we got to play it for a while, but you got the subscription payment for that.
Give us back our money
You tried to boost the subscriber base with the Xpack and it didn't work. What did you have to lose? Nothing. What did you have to gain? The monthly subscriber charge X every player that was playing at the time. And you were collecting that all the way up to the last month it was running.
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Perhaps they did advertise in magazines and websites. But they were websites for MMORPGs. Anyone at those sites are players of them already. Retired players probably don't surf those sites anymore, potential new players don't know about those sites.
In my book, Turbine has a black eye for what they pulled on AC2, no question.
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Then think they merged with frostfell or something and there were 250 total online at peak time.
you can find more people on a couple of random FPS servers for any game.
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Wow. I love QAs where the creators never actually /answer/ the questions. They just give huge broad, and vague answers which really just skip around the topic. Essentially, this is what I got from all of that.
"Yeah, so we're shutting down the game right after releasing an expansion pack. We're not going to tell you the reasons /why/. And when asked if it bothers customers that we shut down, we'll use the excuse that it was because it was to boost sales. (Which it was, but it didn't show a concern for the gamer). What? Private servers? Just because /we/ can throw it away, doesn't mean /you/ can have it!"
I hate to see this with games. I bought Asheron's Call 2, and it seemed like a good idea at the time. I never played it. The game wouldn't run for me, for some reason. But this reminds me of the tragic ends of most games. You buy a game, you sink your time, and money into it and you retain no right to that game other than the fact you get to own a private copy of a game that you need /their/ server for to play. I understand there's a maintenence fee for these servers. I also understand you don't want to give out your subscriber base to the game you're going to shut down because some competitor might be like, "This is our chance to... Well, they're already shutting down the game. So what?" However, it seems to me that the spokesmen did not show any sort of gratitude or compassion for the most important factor; the players itself. When Earth And Beyond shut down it transfered everyone to EVE Online. MMOs offer very little security for their games. I agree that it's a bad idea to release a sequal for an MMO. I'm noticing the same problem wiht EQ and EQ2's member-bases. And I compliment games like Dark Age of Camelot, Ultima Online, the ones that just keep going. I believe some sort of compensation should be given to AC2 subscribers.
But, then again, who listens to us?
We're just the customers.
Ryan Tullis.
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I bought this game when it first came out and was hugely disappointed. It wasn't even a fraction as good as the first Asheron's Call. It seemed to rely on having nice graphics and very, very little else. I played it for 1 day and then binned it. You may say that perhaps I didn't give it a chance but it really didn't grab me... at all.
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I was one of the first few people to have a level 50 character. And I was probably the first to have two level 50 characters. Tactician and archer. Sold em on ebay for $1000 because I knew the game was headed for disaster even before I played retail I knew it wouldn't last.
""""You want the real reason AC2 tanked: Their Combat system did not work.""""
Armor didn't work in the game. If you tried to fight a monster that was 5 levels lower than you with melee, it could destroy you. But if you used a tactician with walls for armor, you could kill several monsters at once that were 25+ levels higher than you.
I warned them in beta that their game would fail, and they had to change combat. If armor mattered, and tactican walls weren't so powerful, the game could have done well.
You can't have a successful RPG if your combat system is broken. Combat is the one part of the RPG that computers can do well.
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I agree. I was hugely disappointed in beta and after a week of play I completely lost interest in it.
The whole game was overly simplified. I like ranged attacks, but they were all basically the same. My archer shooting flaming arrows was nearly identical to my mage throwing fireballs.


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Lake George in central Fla. is a pretty good sized lake. They will get the lower east quarter.
250 tags were issued here. So that will be 500 gators culled from just lake George.
No hunting in the parts of water leading into the lake. Lot of the big boys hang there.
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Gator meat and hides have fallen through the floor in price, since the advent of gator farms.
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I mean things got really out of hand -- Salon, Politco, Talking Points Memo, Alan Colmes, Gawker, the Washington Post and may other though that this was a worthy news item.
This might be about the dumbest controversy ever -- a stupid gotcha item based entirely on supposed conservative hypocrisy rather than actual reporting.
Well, guess what -- it turns out that U.S. Armed Forces routinely takes the flag underwater for reenlistment ceremonies and various other reasons.
Nevermind that it was obvious West was honoring the flag, and he's a retired lieutenant colonel and combat veteran that's probably far more sensitive to what is and is not appropriate to do with the flag than a flurry of liberal bloggers.
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Deploy and Release your Applications with Phing
Suppose you have a web application that is installed on many hosts. Each installation may have a custom configuration, and the application is still in active development. You need an easy way to deploy new features and bug fixes to all of hosts.
In his previous article Using Phing, the PHP Build Tool, Shameer gave you a basic understanding of Phing. You learned how to read and write a build file and what its basic components are:
tasks, and
In this article I show you how to use this knowledge to write a boilerplate build file, one that can be customized and reused in your real-world applications. We'll use Phing's Subversion tasks to manage the repository and the FileSync extension to syncronize your local installation with a remote server.
Preparing the Environment
In order to use the Subversion-related tasks, you need the two PEAR packages
VersionControl_SVN and
NET_FTP. Both can be installed easily with the following commands:
$ sudo pear install VersionControl_SVN $ sudo pear install NET_FTP
The FileSyncTask extension is a friendly wrapper for the
rsync command. It's maintained by Federico Cargnelutti, and can be downloaded from his site. Once downloaded, copy the file
FileSyncTask.php to Phing's extensions directory (the default path on unix-like systems is
/opt/phing/tasks/ext, but your configuration may be different).
I've created an empty Subversion repository called "helloworld" and gave it a basic directory structure, with
branches, and
tags directories. I checked out the trunk locally and imported my application's files using the following directory structure:
As you can see, there is a directory named build which will contain the files related to Phing.
The basic
build.xml file looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <project name="HelloWorld" default="hello" basedir="../"> <!-- Load project settings from external file --> <property file="build/config/project.properties" /> <!-- Default empty target --> <target name="hello" description="Displays basic project information"> <echo message="Hello, welcome to ${phing.project.name}!" /> <echo message="Current environment is: ${project.env}" /> </target> </project>
There's a default target named "hello" that displays basic data, such as the project's name and the current environment (production, development, staging, etc.).
Instead of declaring a list of properties inside the build file though, Phing is told to load the project's settings from an external file. The path of this file is relative to the
basedir attribute defined in the
property tag. By doing this, we can reuse the same file for multiple projects.
project.properties file is simply a text file which stores settings using a key-value syntax, for example:
ftp.host=host.example.com ftp.port=21 ftp.username=example ftp.password=123456 app.home=${ftp.host}/myapp
You can use the same '${varname}' syntax to reference the value of a previously declared properties.
Properties files are stored inside the
build/config directory. Also in this directory is a
hosts subdirectory, which contains specific client-host settings, and a
scripts subdirectory that stores the install script template. Files ending in "-sample.properties" are versioned in the repository and used as templates, while the project-specific and host-specific files are marked as ignored. The
build/export directory will contain the files generated by our targets.
In order to run any of the targets we must call Phing from within the
build directory. The common syntax is:
$ phing
-D option allows you to redefine the value of a property declared with its override attribute set to "true".
The 'deploy' Target
deploy target is our continuous integration tool. It syncronizes and deploys the current working copy with a remote host using a specific configuration (eg.
servername.properties) stored in
build/config/hosts. The target must be able to find the
.properties file for the required host, and then connect to the remote host using those settings and perform the
sync task.
The target is run with the following command:
$ phing deploy -Dhostname=myhostname
The target's code is:
<target name="deploy" description="Deploys the current working copy to a remote host using FileSync"> <!-- Default hostname is empty, must be passed from the command line --> <property name="hostname" value="false" override="true" /> <!-- Set default LISTONLY to false --> <property name="listonly" value="false" override="true" /> <property name="hostfile" value="build/config/hosts/${hostname}.properties" /> <!-- Check for specific host/env file, if not fail! --> <available file="${hostfile}" property="hostfilefound" value="true"/> <fail unless="hostfilefound" message="Missing host configuration file (${hostfile})!" /> <!-- Host file exists so loading... --> <property file="${hostfile}" /> <!-- Get timestamp --> <tstamp /> <!-- Set default VERBOSE flag to TRUE --> <if> <not> <isset property="sync.verbose" /> </not> <then> <property name="sync.verbose" value="true" override="true" /> <echo message="The value of sync.verbose has been set to true" /> </then> </if> <!-- Set default DELETE flag to FALSE --> <if> <not> <isset property="sync.delete" /> </not> <then> <property name="sync.delete" value="false" override="true" /> <echo message="The value of sync.delete has been set to false" /> </then> </if> <!-- Get auth info, password will be always required --> <property name="sync.remote.auth" value="${sync.remote.user}@${sync.remote.host}" /> <!-- Perform Sync --> <!-- See: http://fedecarg.com/wiki/filesynctask --> <taskdef name="sync" classname="phing.tasks.ext.FileSyncTask" /> <sync sourcedir="${sync.source.projectdir}" destinationdir="${sync.remote.auth}:${sync.destination.projectdir}" listonly="${listonly}" excludefile="${sync.exclude.file}" delete="${sync.delete}" verbose="${sync.verbose}" /> </target>
First the
hostname property is defined as overridable and assigned an arbitrary default value (I chose "true"). Then the
listonly property is defined with a default value. This property is used by the
sync task, and if it's set to true then the task will only display a list of files that should be processed but will not perform the actual sync.
The next three statements define the path of the host settings file and use the
available task to set the
hostfilefound property if the file is present. If it isn't, the property won't be set and the
fail task will abort the script with the provided error message. If the host properties file is present then it's loaded; this file contains a set of settings for the task grouped using the prefix "sync.". They are all self-explanatory, but one worth paying special attention to is
sync.delete: if set to true, all remote files that are not present in the local copy will be deleted. I recommend always setting it false unless you have a valid reason for it to be true.
Next we can see two other examples of how powerful Phing is: we use the
then syntax to define the value of the
sync.delete and
sync.verbose properties.
The last part is the actual
deploy task. The
taskdef statement tells Phing that
sync is a custom task and provides the path of the PHP file to load, and the parameters for this task are loaded from the host file. The
excludefile attribute points to a text file containing a list of patterns to exclude from syncronization, one pattern per line, using
rsync's syntax.
Note: if your remote server use an SSH identity file you must set the
identityfile attribute with the full path of your key file.
The 'prepare' Target
prepare target's job is to create a snapshot of the current trunk and tag it for release. The current trunk is copied under the
tags/nameoftag directory of the repository (for example,
The code for
prepare looks like:
<target name="prepare" description="Prepares a tag in the remote repository"> <!-- Ask for a tag label to copy the current trunk --> <property name="tagLabel" value="false" override="true" /> <!-- The tag name cannot be empty! --> <if> <isfalse value="${tagLabel}"/> <then> <fail message="Invalid tag name!" /> </then> </if> <echo>Preparing tag ${tagLabel}...</echo> <!-- Copy trunk to the new tag under tags/tagLabel --> <svncopy force="true" nocache="true" repositoryurl="${svn.repository.url}/trunk" todir="${svn.repository.url}/tags/${tagLabel}" username="${svn.repository.username}" password="${svn.repository.password}" message="Tag release ${tagLabel}" /> <!-- Switch the working copy repo to the newly created tag --> <svnswitch repositoryurl="${svn.repository.url}/tags/${tagLabel}" username="${svn.repository.username}" password="${svn.repository.password}" todir="." /> <!-- Here you can perform any kind of editing: generate documentation, export SQL files, ecc --> <touch file="README.txt" /> <!-- Commit changes --> <svncommit workingcopy="." message="Finish editing tag ${tagLabel}" /> <echo message="Committed revision: ${svn.committedrevision}"/> <!-- Reset working copy repo to trunk --> <svnswitch repositoryurl="${svn.repository.url}/trunk" /> <echo msg="Tag ${tagLabel} completed!" /> </target>
In the first couple lines we set a default value for the tag label because we want it to be passed from the command line, then we make sure that this value is not empty using the
isFalse statement.
Then, we use the
svncopy task to copy our trunk to the desired tag directory and the
svnswitch task to tell Subversion that we are now working on the newly created tag. From this point on we can make any modification to our files, such as updating a
README file or editing configuration files with suitable defaults. After all of the edits are performed, we use
svncommit to save the changes and another
svnswitch to reset our working copy back to the previous state.
The 'release' Target
release target is our packaging tool. It starts by taking the trunk or the selected tag from the repository and performs the following actions with it:
- export the tag files somewhere (by default to build/export)
- create a TAR.GZ package from the exported files
- compute the SHA1 digest of the compressed file
- generate the installation script using the
- upload the files to the release server
The code for
release is:
<target name="release" description="Exports the trunk or the given tag along with install scripts and FTP uploads"> <property name="release" value="trunk" override="true" /> <echo message="Creating package for '${release}'" /> <!-- Process repository path for trunk or tag --> <if> <equals arg1="${release}" arg2="trunk" /> <then> <property name="repo-path" value="${release}" override="true" /> </then> <else> <property name="repo-path" value="tags/${release}" override="true" /> </else> </if> <!-- Export selected branch/tag from remote repository --> <svnexport repositoryurl="${svn.repository.url}/${repo-path}" force="true" username="${svn.repository.username}" password="${svn.repository.password}" nocache="true" todir="${svn.export.basedir}/${release}" /> <!-- Do other custom editing here... --> <!-- Create TAR archive --> <tar destfile="${svn.export.basedir}/${phing.project.name}-${release}.tar.gz" compression="gzip"> <fileset dir="${svn.export.basedir}/${release}"> <include name="*" /> </fileset> </tar> <!-- Delete Temporary Export directory --> <delete dir="${svn.export.basedir}/${release}" includeemptydirs="true" verbose="false" failonerror="true" /> <!-- Compute SHA1 digest --> <property name="hash" value="empty" /> <filehash file="${svn.export.basedir}/${phing.project.name}-${release}.tar.gz" hashtype="1" propertyname="hash" /> <echo msg="SHA1 Digest = ${hash}" /> <echo msg="Files copied and compressed in build directory OK!" /> <!-- Prepare install.sh, backup.sh and update.sh scripts --> <copy todir="${svn.export.basedir}" overwrite="true"> <mapper type="glob" from="*.template.sh" to="*.sh"/> <fileset dir="./build/config/scripts"> <include name="*.sh" /> </fileset> <filterchain> <replacetokens begintoken="##" endtoken="##"> <token key="SRCURL" value="${http.srcurl}/${release}/" /> <token key="FILENAME" value="${phing.project.name}-${release}" /> <token key="FILEXT" value="tar.gz" /> <token key="HASH" value="${hash}" /> <token key="APPNAME" value="${phing.project.name}" /> <token key="APPVERSION" value="${release}" /> </replacetokens> </filterchain> </copy> <!-- Upload the generated file(s) to FTP --> <property name="upload" value="false" override="true" /> <if> <equals arg1="${upload}" arg2="true" /> <then> <echo msg="Uploading to FTP server for release..." /> <ftpdeploy host="${ftp.host}" port="${ftp.port}" username="${ftp.username}" password="${ftp.password}" dir="${ftp.dir}/${release}" passive="${ftp.passive}" mode="${ftp.mode}"> <fileset dir="${svn.export.basedir}"> <include name="${phing.project.name}-${release}.tar.gz" /> <include name="install.sh" /> </fileset> </ftpdeploy> <echo>Now you can run: wget ${http.srcurl}/${release}/install.sh && sh install.sh [stage|local|prod] 2>&1 > ./install.log</echo> </then> </if> <echo msg="Done!" /> </target>
The first few lines deal with input parameters, with which we specify the default value "trunk" for the release to export and using the
if statement to calculate the source repository path.
svnexport task exports the given files directly from the repository (not the working copy) into our destination directory. A temporary directory is created named "AppName-ReleaseName".
tar task generates the package file from the temporary export directory using an internal
fileset as source. The
delete task, which is optional, deletes the temporary files.
We then use the
filehash task to generate a SHA1 digest for the packaged file (the other option is MD5) and store it in the
hash property.
copy task is called to copy the template installer script into our export directory and uses some very powerful Phing resources.
mapper is a filter selection and transformation tool applied to
filenames. The files selected with the given
fileset are processed by the mapper before the copy. In this case, the files matching "*.template.sh" are renamed with the extension ".sh" in the destination directory.
Another powerful feature used here is
filterchain. Phing filters are used to transform the content of files during the operation of another task. In this case the "parent" task is
copy. The filter used here is
replacetokens, which replaces in each file a set of defined template variables with a dynamically generated value. It's used here to insert the specific release details (name, version, hash, url, etc.) into the install script.
The final touch is the
ftpdeploy task, triggered by the
upload property. This task uploads our package file and the install script to the remote server and displays the URL to use for your installation. If there are no errors you can run the command:
$ wget http://www.yoursite.com/helloworld/releases/trunk/install.sh && sh install.sh
The commands download and verify the package file and then performs the installation tasks you specified.
We've seen a lot of useful Phing features here, but there are many more to discover. You can use the buildfile "as is" to deploy your current and future projects, or expand it by adding more features like support for unit testing, Git, database processing, and even custom extensions. As always, the official documentation will be your best place to start.
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