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<project name="crio-configure"> | |
<macrodef name="crio-configure"> | |
<attribute name="remoteaddress"/> | |
<attribute name="type"/> | |
<attribute name="sunspot.home" default="${sunspot.home}"/> | |
<sequential> | |
<if> | |
<available file="${sunspot.home}/cRIO_conf" type="dir" /> | |
<then> | |
<echo>[crio-configure] Configuring @{remoteaddress} for @{type}</echo> | |
<ftp server="@{remoteaddress}" | |
remotedir="/" | |
userid="root" | |
password="" | |
retriesAllowed="2"> | |
<fileset dir="${sunspot.home}/cRIO_conf/@{type}"/> | |
</ftp> | |
</then> | |
<else> | |
<echo>[crio-configure] Configuration files not included in this version of the sdk</echo> | |
</else> | |
</if> | |
<echo>[crio-configure] Checking that crio is configured for @{type}</echo> | |
<switch value="@{type}"> | |
<case value="Java"> | |
<frcupgrade | |
remoteaddress = "@{remoteaddress}" | |
localotaserverfile="@{sunspot.home}/cRIO/FRC_UserProgram.out" | |
remoteotaserverfilepath="/ni-rt/system/FRC_JavaVM.out" | |
localvmfile = "@{sunspot.home}/cRIO/squawk.out" | |
remotevmfilepath="/ni-rt/system/squawk.out" | |
localsuitefile = "@{sunspot.home}/cRIO/squawk.suite" | |
remotesuitefilepath = "/ni-rt/system/squawk.suite" | |
remoteversionfilepath = "/FRC_ImageVersion.ini" | |
versionfailuremessage = "Go to http://first.wpi.edu/FRC/frcjava.html to get latest software update"> | |
<version name="Name" value="FRC_2014_v52.zip;"/> | |
<version name="Language" value='"Java;"'/> | |
</frcupgrade> | |
</case> | |
<default> | |
<echo>[crio-configure] Unsupported type: @{type}</echo> | |
</default> | |
</switch> | |
</sequential> | |
</macrodef> | |
</project> |
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